While important gains for temporary foreign workers, especially caregivers and their families, are cause for celebration, far too many 2019 wishes did not come true and so are now on the 2020 list, along with a few more.

We have lost a courageous and compassionate defender of life, nature and dignity, and a dear friend. Gloria Chicaiza was past President and Mining Justice Coordinator of Acción Ecológica, a KAIROS partner. Her impact on the world is clearly articulated by the people, communities and organizations she worked with in Ecuador and around the world.

This exclusive interview with Gabriela Jimenez and Magdalena Ugarte is about MERE Hub, the new KAIROS resource for women land defenders.

Last fall, Betty Anne Platt stepped down as regional representative of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence region, a role she shared with Elaine Gareau for four years. KAIROS thanks Betty for her service and leadership, especially in strengthening ties with the subregions. Here are some reflections from people who shared her passion for social justice.

KAIROS stands with the Wet’suwet’en Peoples in asserting their rights and calls on government and industry to uphold the rights of Indigenous peoples as expressed in the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

Calling all member church goers, partners, youth and friends! Inspire the KAIROS community with your spirited theological reflection! Learn more here and spread the word!

As twenty Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) staff members seated themselves in a circle in a small, windowless room, a sense of trepidation was in the air. While some had experience working with Indigenous communities, others were only faintly familiar with what it entailed. Everyone had heard that the KAIROS Blanket Exercise could be emotionally difficult.

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