CPJ’s Public Justice Internship Program provides a university graduate with the opportunity to explore the meaning of public justice and join us in Ottawa for a one-year, paid internship.
For Cherilyn and her husband Gary, supporting migrant and refugee rights is not a single decision—it is the natural expression of a lifetime of values, faith, and responsibility. “When people are treated with respect and dignity, the whole society benefits,” Cherilyn says, a belief that has shaped not only her giving, but her leadership. From…
We’re joining hands across the border to urge PM Carney to protect refugees and migrants.
CPJ makes its case in court against the Saskatchewan government’s decision to double down on coal power.
On October 17, 2025, the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, CPJ joins over 40 partner organizations in calling for increased government commitment and accountability to end poverty, advance rights, and improve well-being. We invite individuals, organizations, and parliamentarians to endorse our Call to Action and demonstrate public and political support for rights-based approaches…
From October 12 to November 10, groups across Canada, the USA and beyond are participating in Proclaim Jubilee!, a series of actions to call for an end to the global debt crisis.
CPJ’s Socio-Economic Policy Analyst, Natalie Appleyard, was a featured guest at Partnerships in Practice: The Value of Human Rights-Based Partnership and Engagement for SDG Implementation, a side event at the United Nations High Level Political Forum. Watch the recorded event.
CPJ is joining over 100 organizations in calling on the federal government to prioritize building an east-west energy grid powered by renewable energy as a nation-building project. Read the letter and add your voice here.
At the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada’s 2025 Convention, CPJ’s Executive Director delivered an address on the need for policy to protect the rights of refugees and migrants.
Read our recap: social and ecological justice activists and people of faith and conscience from across Canada and across the world gathered in Calgary for the G7 Jubilee People’s Forum.
