Youth Network Campaigns and Projects

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How to Join :

Step 1 : Find a local organization and get involved in your community

Step 2 : Join the online CCR Youth Network discussion forum.

Step 3 : Join the next CCR Youth Network Conference Call

Step 4: Join our list serve by sending an email to the CCR Youth Coordinator at cbeaudry [at] ccrweb [dot] ca

Step 5 : Check out the list of suggested activities and our national campaigns and projects (see below). Take action in your community!

Email the CCR Youth Coordinator if you have any questions, concerns, or suggestions.

WELCOME!

 

Get involved in organizing the FIRST National CCR Youth Action Gathering!

 

 

 

 

CCR Youth Network National Campaigns and Projects:

 

 

Debunking Myths about Newcomer Youth:

A public education campaign to stop harmful stereotypes, ignorance, and racism affecting newcomer youth across Canada.

 

 

 

 

Children and Youth Rights under the Canadian Immigration System:

Canada has signed the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, but the rights of children who are not Canadian citizens are not always respected in Canada. Detention, human trafficking, statelessness, family separation, and deportation are some of the areas where Canada seriously fails to respect and take care of non-citizen children and youth. The UN will soon examine if Canada is respecting the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. This is a great opportunity for a national campaign!

 

 

Speak Up! Support Newcomer Youth Voices in Canada:

Speak Up! is a youth-led small grants fund pilot project. From March 2011 to December 2011, the CCR provided funding (a total of $16500) and support to groups of newcomer youth across Canada to develop creative public education and advocacy resources. We hope that you will use these resources in your communities to promote the well-being of newcomer youth, or be inspired to start similar projects in your cities!

 

 

 

The Impacts of Missing and Mistaken Identity Documents on the Lives of Permanent Resident Youth:

Losing your permanent resident card or having the wrong information on it can keep you from accessing the services that you need. Are you facing this problem or helping people deal with it? Answer our survey! Looking for a way to get involved? Volunteer to listen to people's stories!

 

 

 

CCR Campaigns:

 

Trafficking campaign banner Family reunification campaign
Nairobi long delays campaign Refugee reform campaign

 

If you would want certain CCR campaign materials to be adapted for a youth audience, please contact Cynthia Beaudry at cbeaudry [at] ccrweb [dot] ca