I believe that freedom from poverty is a human right.
I believe in equality among all people.
I believe we are all entitled to social and economic security.
I believe in dignity for all.
NOW is the time to end poverty in Canada.

I SUPPORT

dignity for all:
the campaign for a poverty-free Canada

Premiers meet in Halifax, but will they talk about poverty?

Today is the first day of the annual meeting of the Council of the Federation - a group comprised of the 13 premiers from all provinces and territories. From July 25-27 premiers have gathered in Halifax to discuss important issues such as healthcare, the environment, and a pan-Canadian energy strategy.  But is there room for poverty on the agenda? We hope so.

Letter to NS Premier Darrell Dexter: Canada needs a poverty plan

On July 25-27, the Council of the Federation (the council of the premiers of Canada’s thirteen provinces and territories) will hold their semi-annual meeting in Halifax, NS.

Dignity for All Income Security Recommendations

A key goal of Dignity for All: the campaign for a poverty free Canada (DfA) is to bring together diverse stakeholders –social policy organizations, national anti-poverty and public interest groups, professional associations, labour organizations, faith communities, front-line service agencies, and people with lived experience of poverty – to find consensus and further develop

All-Party Anti-Poverty Caucus Launches

Last week, several Dignity for All partners had the privilege of attending the kick-off reception for the All-Party Anti-Poverty Caucus (APC) on Parliament Hill. The APC will bring together parliamentarians, civil society organizations, community leaders, researchers, and other key stakeholders to find concrete solutions for reducing poverty.

Open Letter to Provincial/Territorial Finance Ministers / Lettre ouverte aux ministres des Finances des provinces et territoires

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Press Release: Open Letter to Provincial/Territorial Ministers of Finance from National Civil Society Organizations Regarding Concerns over Bill C-38