Join other migrants and allies to paint banners, make signs and art for the March 19 Status For All rally and march in Toronto.
Sunday March 12
2-5pm, drop in
720 Spadina Ave, suite 202
Toronto, M5S 2T9
See map here: https://goo.gl/maps/9pY2ZFbs62qcZboh8
Register now and together let’s make our message clear: Unite Against Racism, Refugees Welcome, Status for All!
Sunday March 12
2-5pm, drop in
720 Spadina Ave, suite 202
Toronto, M5S 2T9
See map here: https://goo.gl/maps/9pY2ZFbs62qcZboh8
Acompáñenos en línea el miércoles 1 de marzo a las 7 p. m. (hora de Toronto) para una reunión abierta y anónima para inmigrantes indocumentad@s y simpatizantes de todo el país. Brindaremos una actualización sobre la campaña de regularización, responderemos todas sus preguntas y compartiremos lo que se debe hacer para que ganemos.
REGÍSTRESE AHORA MISMO para obtener el enlace de Zoom o revise esta página el 1 de marzo para conectarse. Tendremos interpretación simultánea en español e inglés.
Hemos creado un cuaderno de bocetos de dibujos evocadores de más de 100 hij@s de migrantes separad@s de sus familias durante décadas, y de aquell@s que temen la separación familiar debido a posibles deportaciones. Le instamos a que mire cuidadosamente los dibujos. Compártalo con su familia, amig@s y colegas. Imagina el amor que se puso en cada dibujo. Imagine los cumpleaños, los funerales, los aniversarios perdidos. Imagine el inmenso cambio que puede ayudar a crear cuando apoya la regularización de todas las personas indocumentadas y el estatus de residente permanente para tod@s l@s migrantes. Una sociedad justa sólo es posible con igualdad de derechos; y la igualdad de derechos solo es posible si todos tienen el mismo estatus migratorio. Agregue su nombre a nuestra petición en www.StatusForAll.ca
We have created a sketchbook of evocative drawings by over 100 children of migrants separated from their families for decades, and from those fearing family separation because of possible deportations. We urge you to look carefully at the drawings. Share it with your family, friends and colleagues. Imagine the love that went into each drawing. Imagine the birthdays, the funerals, the anniversaries missed. Imagine the immense change that you can help create when you support regularization for all undocumented people and permanent resident status for all migrants. A fair society is only possible with equal rights; and equal rights are only possible if everyone has the same immigration status. Add your name to our petition at www.StatusForAll.ca
Read the press release from the pop-up art exhibition launch
Join us online on Wednesday, March 1 at 7pm (Toronto time) for an open and anonymous meeting for undocumented migrants and supporters from across the country. We will provide an update on the campaign for regularization, answer all your questions, and share what needs to be done for us to win.
REGISTER RIGHT NOW to get the Zoom link or come back to this registration page on March 1st and join in. Simultaneous interpretation will be available in Spanish and English.
On the morning of Family Day, join migrant and undocumented people to call for family unity, regularization and Status for All, without exclusion and without delay, and check out an art exhibit of migrant children’s drawings.
1 in 23 people in Canada are separated from our families or fear being torn apart because of deportations. We’re unable to hug our children, put their drawings up on our fridges or be with them for birthdays, graduation or weddings.
*For Members of Migrant Workers Alliance for Change only!*
Program details will be announced closer to April 30, 2023. Enter your information and questions below and we will email you updates.
On February 10, 2023, Minister Sean Fraser announced that the amount of work experience in Canada required for a caregiver to qualify for permanent residence is being reduced from 24 months to 12 months.
In addition, some spaces under the existing caregiver pathways have been reserved for caregivers who already have work experience in Canada from a previous work permit so that they are able to apply for permanent residence.
The change will be effective as of April 30, 2023, and will be retrospective for caregivers who have already applied.
Enter your contact information and questions below and we will be in touch.
