April 2022 / Toronto
Remove the term “visible minority”, use the term “racialized people” as a designated group and remove citizenship status discrimination. These are some of the recommendations we made in a joint submission to the Federal Employment Equity Act Review Task Force. Read the joint submission by Colour of Poverty – Colour of Change, South Asian Legal Clinic of Ontario and OCASI.
The Ministry of Labour, Training, and Skills Development (MLTSD) has formed a Divisional Intelligence Unit as part of provincial Anti-Human Trafficking efforts. The Unit is comprised of Health & Safety Inspectors, Employment Standards Officers, and a Senior Manager of the Unit.
May 5, 2022 / Toronto — Thursday June 2, 2022 is election day in Ontario.
OCASI calls on the next government to commit to a fair and equitable Ontario for everyone, where refugees, immigrants and migrants can thrive.
This brief guide lists the main concerns for refugees, immigrants and migrants and proposes solutions. Between now and election day, ask candidates what they will do to support these solutions.
Are you on social media? Share our solutions or ask questions of candidates — #elxn2022.
April 2022 / Toronto - The reported atrocities across Ukraine have added to the urgency to respond felt by Ukrainian and other concerned communities here in Canada.
Dear friends,
April 4 is Refugee Rights Day. We use this day as a chance to urge the Government of Canada to respect the rights of refugees.
We will be holding a virtual event on April 4 from 1 PM to 2 PM Eastern Time. As part of the event, we will be featuring the stories of people who have come to Canada as refugees.
Come Celebrate!
Join us at our virtual commemoration of Refugee Rights Day in Toronto brought to you by Toronto Refugee Rights Day Planning Committee.
Featuring:
Emceed by Debbie Douglas – OCASI
American Sign Language interpretation provided.
This is a free event and you can join us from anywhere on the planet.
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