A centralized place for all the information you'll need during the event!
(Information subject to changes and will be updated as new details become available)
Logistics
- Full program
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Coming soon!
- Hotel Accessibility and Parking
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The...is a fully accessible hotel. To check their accessibility information, please visit: Accessibility Features
The information about parking will be made available soon.
Note: The venue for the Consultation, the RBC Convention Centre, is different from the hotel.
- Conference Floor Plan
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The floor plans will be made available soon.
- Quiet space
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A room (details to come soon) will be designated as a quiet space for use during the Consultation.
- Simultaneous Interpretation
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Simultaneous Interpretation in English and French is offered is all plenaries, workshop sessions and Working Group Meetings.
Headsets will be available [location]
Please note that caucuses are not interpreted.
- Lunches
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Lunches will be available on Tuesday, November 18th and Wednesday, November 19th. They will be served buffet style.
- Winnipeg - what to do and restaurants around the hotel
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- For information on what to do in Winnipeg during the week of November 17-21 and information about where to find nearby restaurants, please refer to: [link]
- Exhibitors
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During the event, you will have the opportunity to visit our exhibitors tables located outside of the meeting rooms. Please take the time to stop by their tables to check their programs and resources, to network or simply to say hi!
- Tell us how we did!
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Details to come!
Information
- About the CCR
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If this is your first time at a CCR event, we encourage you to visit our website to familiarize yourselves with our work. You can start with: About CCR.
- Orientation to the Consultation
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Details to come!
- Acronyms
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We encourage speakers, moderators and participants to avoid using acronyms during discussions but it may be that some find their way in the presentations or exchanges. To help you, you can check out our List of acronyms.
- Anti-oppression guidelines
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The CCR has a long standing commitment to social justice and transformation by challenging racism, colonialism and intersecting oppressions.
We strive to offer brave and safe spaces for all participants and we ask you to please consult our Anti-oppression guidelines.
- CCR Working Groups
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The CCR has three Working Groups that serve as forums for members and other interested organizations to exchange information, network and develop policy positions on issues affecting the rights of refugees and newcomers.
The Working Groups are closed to representatives of the government and the media.
For an overview of the CCR Working Groups, please consult the Working Groups Infographic.
- For CCR members - Moving an issue forward: Action or Resolution?
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