Canadians across the country care deeply about issues like poverty, refugee and migrant rights, affordable housing, disability justice, Indigenous reconciliation, and climate change. Yet many people are unsure how to turn that concern into meaningful action. Thatโs why CPJโs policy experts have created our new Advocacy Toolkit: From Concern to…
The federal government can stop coal power production in Saskatchewanโand we need you to join us in calling MPs to deliver that message.
CPJโs 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.
Learn how CPJ has been engaging communities across Canada to build a more welcoming and just country.
Hear CPJ policy analyst Rena Namago discuss climate migration, migrant justice, and Canadaโs responsibility in responding to displacement caused by climate change.
Read Daniel Akindipe’s recent article detailing the ballooning cost of coal in Saskatchewan.
Read CPJ’s Refugee and Migrant Rights Policy Officer published in Faith Today.
Read the review of CPJ’s award-winning new refugee and migrant rights book in The Hill Times
The federal government’s Spring Economic Update missed the mark when it came to addressing the root causes of poverty and inequality.
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