This is humbling, challenging work. It is also wonderfully rewarding. My project “Restoring Indigenous Rights” has taught me to listen rather than speak, learn rather than assume, and most importantly, commit rather than pretend.
[…] particular attention to how this was carried out through the residential school system. We recognize that the violence of colonialism and residential schools is still felt throughout indigenous communities today. Today we remember the 6,128 children whose remains have been found on the grounds of former residential schools, the 3,213 who were documented in […]
[…] others who are already concerned about the same cause, or you may invite others to learn more. You can also contact organizations that are already working on your cause or that may be interested in getting involved. Building relationships with others can facilitate information -sharing, and increasing your network of advocates will strengthen your campaign!
Depending on the policy or concern, you may want to send a letter (or e–mail) to a cabinet minister. Your MP may not be fully aware of the issues you are concerned with and they may have less influence over the policy.
Want to take concrete steps towards ending poverty in Canada? Here are some suggestions for political engagement, personal or small–group education, and spreading the word.
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A biblical perspective on poverty must start with the recognition that all people are created in the image of God. Our love for God therefore requires that we respect our neighbours’ dignity and care for their well–being. The Bible also calls us to practice justice, protecting and uplifting the weakest members of our society.
What does a just Canada look like? That’s the question that will be asked Wednesday, when Citizens for Public Justice brings its fall election tour to Winnipeg.
Fair Vote Canada and Citizens for Public Justice are teaming up to offer a workshop hosted by Operation Black Vote Canada, a multi–partisan organization that seeks to increase the representation of Black people at levels in Canada.
Emilio Rodriguez, CPJ’s Policy Analyst for Refugee and Migrant Rights, shared his expertise with Maisonneuve Magazine, discussing why the latest developments are further endangering refugee claimants seeking protection in Canada.
