Get Involved
Statelessness is an under-researched and under-discussed area of Canadian society. More needs to be done to bring the issue to light, engage in conversation and make change. There are several ways you can join the cause against statelessness in Canada.
The Canadian Centre on Statelessness welcomes volunteer and co-op placements in the areas of research, resource development and communications. We are open to working with educational institutions, community organisations and independent members of the community. If you are interested getting involved with CCS please email [email protected].
Statelessness is an under-researched and under-discussed area of Canadian society. More needs to be done to bring the issue to light, engage in conversation and make change. There are several ways you can join the cause against statelessness in Canada.
The Canadian Centre on Statelessness welcomes volunteer and co-op placements in the areas of research, resource development and communications. We are open to working with educational institutions, community organisations and independent members of the community. If you are interested getting involved with CCS please email [email protected].
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Become a Member Members of CCS benefit from being part of a community committed to social justice. Members have access to activities including webinars, seminars, events, and subscription to the CCS newsletter. Members are able to attend and vote at the Annual General Meeting (AGM), and benefit from ample knowledge sharing and networking opportunities. Members are encouraged to:
The general fee to become a CCS member is $25, and for stateless persons the fee is $1. If you are a stateless person and would like to join CCS please email us at [email protected]. |
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*CCS membership is open to all individuals with the exception of "Government Affiliates". "Government Affiliate" means any employee, staffer, contractor, or sub-contractor of any governmental entity, including municipal, regional, provincial, territorial, federal and national governments, and intergovernmental organisations, who are engaged in immigration, citizenship or enforcement related matters, excluding anyone who receives remuneration or funding from such governmental entity solely for the purpose of conducting project-based scholastic research.
Donate to CCS
By donating to CCS you assist in the advocacy and research efforts so important to addressing the problem of statelessness in Canada. All of our projects begin with the support of our communities, and we thank you.
Clicking on Donate will redirect you to a secured PayPal site where you will be asked to enter your donation amount and preferred method of payment. You will have the option to make a one-time-only or monthly donation.
CCS is not a registered charity, and we are unable to provide a tax receipt for donations.
By donating to CCS you assist in the advocacy and research efforts so important to addressing the problem of statelessness in Canada. All of our projects begin with the support of our communities, and we thank you.
Clicking on Donate will redirect you to a secured PayPal site where you will be asked to enter your donation amount and preferred method of payment. You will have the option to make a one-time-only or monthly donation.
CCS is not a registered charity, and we are unable to provide a tax receipt for donations.
Write a letter to your Member of Parliament
Bring the issue right to Parliament. By writing your Member of Parliament, you make a direct connection with federal government, and could have the audience of the Conservative or opposition parties. Writing your MP allows you to share your concerns for nationality and citizenship issues in Canada, the necessity for change, and that statelessness is an issue that affects all of Canadian society. Contact information for Members of Parliament, including email addresses, postal addresses and phone numbers is available at the Parliament of Canada.
Careers
There are no career opportunities at the Canadian Centre on Statelessness at this time.
Careers
There are no career opportunities at the Canadian Centre on Statelessness at this time.
