Anabaptist advocacy for peace, justice and human dignity
by Pinky Madrid Declared as a pandemic in March 2020, COVID-19 has had an unprecedented global impact. To say that preventive measures, government lockdowns, movement restrictions, market closures and supply…
by Anna Vogt We’re excited to announce that MCC Canada’s Ottawa Office is changing its name to the Peace & Justice Office as of May 1st. Our new name signals…
by Brian Dyck Whenever I go to a Canadian Council for Refugees meeting, I hear a short presentation about the power wheel. The power wheel is a reminder to me…
by Mulanda Jimmy Juma Traumatic exposure is very common for people like me from DR Congo and other war-effected countries. I experienced armed violence as a child, lost loved ones…
by Alexa Van Volkenburg Every year, the MCC Ottawa Office hosts a student seminar for 30-40 students from across Canada. In February 2021, students and MCC staff participated in a…
by Anna Vogt MCC Canada has a long history of speaking to the Canadian government about militarization and participation in armed activities. Over the years, this advocacy has evolved as…
by Mackenzie Graham How can we reduce crime and create safer and healthier communities? This is a question that has followed politicians and communities for years. Attempted solutions have included…
by George N. Rishmawi The Palestinian Centre for Rapprochement between People (PCR) was established in 1988 during the first intifada to bridge the gap between Palestinians and peoples from all…
