The โmassive but often unseenโ role of religious groups in refugee settlement: award-winning CPJ book reviewed in The Hill Times
Read the review of CPJ’s award-winning new refugee and migrant rights book in The Hill Times
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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Public sentiment in Canada about refugees and migrants is taking an alarming turn. Rena Namago explains how we can change the conversation.
We need you to help hold our federal and provincial governments accountable to their obligation for authentic reconciliation with Indigenous peoples.In 2026, you have the opportunity to triple your impact and build a movement with Citizens for Public Justice that pushes our leaders to honour and carry out calls for authentic reconciliation with Indigenous peoples in Canada.
In a precarious moment for refugee and migrant rights, CPJ is amplifying refugee and migrant voices in our new book and at launch events across Canada.
Read CPJ student intern Allegra Urujeni’s reflection on refugee and migrant rights advocacy, her own family’s experience as Rwandan refugees, and the first ever CPJ Ride for Refuge.
Read CPJ Climate Analyst Maryo Wahba’s reflections on CPJ’s legal challenge of the Saskatchewan government in the Christian Courier.
Read about CPJ’s cross-border call with American interfaith leaders for refugee and migrant rights in the Toronto Star.
We’re joining hands across the border to urge PM Carney to protect refugees and migrants.