Marilyn Gunn On Hunger CPJ
By Michael Krakowiak |
Marilyn Gunn On Hunger CPJ
Migrant Workers are Organizing, and Winning
By Sarom Rho |
Low-waged and racialized workers faced a unique crisis in 2020 due to unfair immigration rules that would lead to the deportation of tens of thousands of migrant workers. A campaign began in earnest, led by migrant student workers themselves. Within a year, we won.
Journeys to Justice
By Joe Gunn |
A new book from CPJ’s Joe Gunn features interviews with ten key people who have been active in social justice struggles across Canada for many years. How did Christians from varied ecumenical backgrounds work together to help end apartheid, admit refugees from Chile and Indochina, defend Indigenous Peoples’ rights, promote economic justice, and more? Current leaders of justice ministries will find guidance from these accounts, as well as inspiration from the newer generation of activists who reflect and act upon them.
CCC FederalElectionResource FINAL WEB REV
By Michael Krakowiak |
CCC FederalElectionResource FINAL WEB REV
Faith group applauds federal move to price emissions
By Citizens for Public Justice |
Faith group applauds federal government move to price emissions
CPJ-PT-2021-The-Change-We-Need-DIGITAL-updated-MAR11-2022
By Natalie Appleyard |
CPJ-PT-2021-The-Change-We-Need-DIGITAL-updated-MAR11-2022
A Chance to End Child Poverty for Good
By Citizens for Public Justice |
From The Catalyst, Spring 2016
by Anita Khanna
With the election of a new federal government, Canada must seize the opportunity for overdue transformation of its shameful poverty record.