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Appel à l’humanité : soutenir les programmes essentiels des Jésuites

11 février 2025 / Published in Appels, Appels

Appel à l’humanité : soutenir les programmes essentiels des Jésuites

Un programme du Service jésuite des réfugiés au Sud-Soudan, qui offre un espace sûr aux enfants réfugiés soudanais, a été parmi ceux qui ont été affectés par le gel des financements du Département d’État américain. Photo : JRS Sud-Soudan

Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) reçoit des dons pour le travail critique de deux partenaires jésuites qui ont été affectés par le gel sans précédent des dépenses d’aide étrangère décrété par le gouvernement américain le 24 janvier 2025.
Au moins neuf projets du Service jésuite des réfugiés, qui permettent de sauver des vies, ont été interrompus à la suite de cette décision, affectant plus de 100 000 personnes qui ont été contraintes de quitter leur foyer dans neuf pays. Fe y Alegria, qui soutient des programmes d’alimentation scolaire et apporte un soutien psychosocial dans cinq pays, a également été touché.

« L’Afrique du Sud, la Colombie, le Salvador, l’Éthiopie, le Honduras, l’Inde, l’Irak, le Paraguay, l’Ouganda, le Soudan du Sud, la Thaïlande et le Tchad sont les pays où nous avons été contraints de suspendre des activités essentielles. L’impact est dévastateur », indique une lettre d’appel commune du JRS et de Fe y Alegria. « Comment expliquer à une mère en détresse au Sud Soudan que nous ne pouvons plus lui fournir de soutien psychologique en pleine guerre ? Comment pouvons-nous mettre fin aux programmes de repas scolaires dans les écoles du Paraguay ? Comment justifier la suspension d’un programme de formation pour de jeunes réfugiés en Ouganda quelques mois avant leur diplôme? Comment pouvons-nous accepter la fermeture de nos écoles au Salvador et au Tchad, et renvoyer les enfants dans leur pays d’origine ?
Le SJR et Fe y Alegría ont tous deux demandé une dérogation, à la suite de l’annonce du Département d’État selon laquelle, pendant une période d’examen de 90 jours, il autoriserait temporairement les dépenses d’« aide humanitaire vitale », telles que les médicaments, les services médicaux, la nourriture, les abris et la subsistance.
Nous ne savons pas encore si le Département d’État leur accordera cette dérogation, ni ce qui se passera après l’échéance de la période d’examen de 90 jours. Avant la suspension de l’aide étrangère, le Bureau de la Population, des Réfugiés et des Migrations (PRM) du Département d’Etat fournissait une subvention annuelle de 18 millions de dollars aux projets du JRS ; Fe y Alegria recevait une subvention annuelle de 1,2 million de dollars de l’Agence américaine pour le développement international (USAID).

Canadian Jesuits International et les membres du Réseau Xavier (dont CJI fait partie) contribuent à cet effort.
En tant que canadiens, nous parlons beaucoup dernièrement de ce qu’il faut pour être de bons voisins et alliés. À CJI, nous croyons que nos frères et sœurs du monde entier sont aussi nos voisins. Soutiendrez-vous nos voisins qui sont confrontés à la fermeture d’écoles et de cliniques avec la suspension de ces programmes vitaux ?

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This month, the CJI Board approved 18 projects—totalling nearly $1 million—with Jesuit partners in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, Latin America and the Caribbean. They include: 
An Indigenous research workshop in India
Protection for human rights defenders in Colombia
Emergency relief for Myanmar earthquake survivors
Sustaining Jesuit Refugee Service & Fe y Alegría after U.S. aid cuts

In a world facing rising violence, climate crisis, and inequality, these projects are beacons of hope and faith.

From India to Colombia, from Myanmar to the Amazon—CJI stands with communities defending human dignity, justice and peace. 

Photos: CJI contributed $50,000 to emergency relief for earthquake victims as part of the coordinated effort of the Xavier Network, the global Jesuit network of mission and international development offices. Photo: Jesuit Mission Australia
This month, the CJI Board approved 18 projects—totalling nearly $1 million—with Jesuit partners in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, Latin America and the Caribbean. They include: 
An Indigenous research workshop in India
Protection for human rights defenders in Colombia
Emergency relief for Myanmar earthquake survivors
Sustaining Jesuit Refugee Service & Fe y Alegría after U.S. aid cuts

In a world facing rising violence, climate crisis, and inequality, these projects are beacons of hope and faith.

From India to Colombia, from Myanmar to the Amazon—CJI stands with communities defending human dignity, justice and peace. 

Photos: CJI contributed $50,000 to emergency relief for earthquake victims as part of the coordinated effort of the Xavier Network, the global Jesuit network of mission and international development offices. Photo: Jesuit Mission Australia
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This month, the CJI Board approved 18 projects—totalling nearly $1 million—with Jesuit partners in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, Latin America and the Caribbean. They include: An Indigenous research workshop in India Protection for human rights defenders in Colombia Emergency relief for Myanmar earthquake survivors Sustaining Jesuit Refugee Service & Fe y Alegría after U.S. aid cuts In a world facing rising violence, climate crisis, and inequality, these projects are beacons of hope and faith. From India to Colombia, from Myanmar to the Amazon—CJI stands with communities defending human dignity, justice and peace. Photos: CJI contributed $50,000 to emergency relief for earthquake victims as part of the coordinated effort of the Xavier Network, the global Jesuit network of mission and international development offices. Photo: Jesuit Mission Australia
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A big thank you to the wonderful teachers and Grade 10 students at St. Mary Catholic Academy in Dufferin, Toronto, for warmly welcoming CJI into your classroom this morning.

Our new Outreach Coordinator, Juan Camilo Poveda, alongside outgoing coordinator Pieter Niemeyer, led a session on Catholic Social Teaching through the lens of forced migration.

This visit builds on CJI’s fall advocacy campaign from last year, which focused on the root causes of forced migration and how we can respond. CJI supports the work of its Jesuit partners who continue to advocate for humane, long-term solutions rooted in shared responsibility and respect for human rights.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to share, reflect, and learn together. 

#Jesuits #CJI #forcedmigration #Catholic #socialjustice #toronto
A big thank you to the wonderful teachers and Grade 10 students at St. Mary Catholic Academy in Dufferin, Toronto, for warmly welcoming CJI into your classroom this morning.

Our new Outreach Coordinator, Juan Camilo Poveda, alongside outgoing coordinator Pieter Niemeyer, led a session on Catholic Social Teaching through the lens of forced migration.

This visit builds on CJI’s fall advocacy campaign from last year, which focused on the root causes of forced migration and how we can respond. CJI supports the work of its Jesuit partners who continue to advocate for humane, long-term solutions rooted in shared responsibility and respect for human rights.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to share, reflect, and learn together. 

#Jesuits #CJI #forcedmigration #Catholic #socialjustice #toronto
A big thank you to the wonderful teachers and Grade 10 students at St. Mary Catholic Academy in Dufferin, Toronto, for warmly welcoming CJI into your classroom this morning.

Our new Outreach Coordinator, Juan Camilo Poveda, alongside outgoing coordinator Pieter Niemeyer, led a session on Catholic Social Teaching through the lens of forced migration.

This visit builds on CJI’s fall advocacy campaign from last year, which focused on the root causes of forced migration and how we can respond. CJI supports the work of its Jesuit partners who continue to advocate for humane, long-term solutions rooted in shared responsibility and respect for human rights.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to share, reflect, and learn together. 

#Jesuits #CJI #forcedmigration #Catholic #socialjustice #toronto
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A big thank you to the wonderful teachers and Grade 10 students at St. Mary Catholic Academy in Dufferin, Toronto, for warmly welcoming CJI into your classroom this morning. Our new Outreach Coordinator, Juan Camilo Poveda, alongside outgoing coordinator Pieter Niemeyer, led a session on Catholic Social Teaching through the lens of forced migration. This visit builds on CJI’s fall advocacy campaign from last year, which focused on the root causes of forced migration and how we can respond. CJI supports the work of its Jesuit partners who continue to advocate for humane, long-term solutions rooted in shared responsibility and respect for human rights. We’re grateful for the opportunity to share, reflect, and learn together. #Jesuits #CJI #forcedmigration #Catholic #socialjustice #toronto
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Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) welcomes Madeline Lunney as its new Donor Relations Coordinator, on a part-time basis. 
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A graduate of the International Development Studies Programme at the University of Toronto, she is passionate about helping to profile the work of our international partners to connect people in Canada with international social justice issues.
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Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) welcomes Madeline Lunney as its new Donor Relations Coordinator, on a part-time basis. Prior to joining CJI’s staff, Madeline helped CJI with various projects, providing support in strategic planning and grant writing. Madeline also has experience in donor relations, revenue development, program reporting, and monitoring and evaluation. Her company, Lunney Consultants, has worked with more than 40 organizations in community development, health, education and literacy, arts and culture, empowerment and leadership of women, and human rights. A graduate of the International Development Studies Programme at the University of Toronto, she is passionate about helping to profile the work of our international partners to connect people in Canada with international social justice issues.
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Society loses when women are pushed to the margins, according to Martha Lucía Márquez Restrepo, Executive Director of Centro de Investigación y Educación Popular/Programa para la Paz -CINEP/PPP, a social center of the Society of Jesus in Colombia. 

"Governments and the international community have many unmet commitments to women, especially in reducing gender inequality, discrimination, and violence. The rise of right-wing governments with anti-rights agendas threatens this progress," says Martha.

Read CJI's Q and A with Martha ➡️ Click link in bio, Spring and Summer Newsletter

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Society loses when women are pushed to the margins, according to Martha Lucía Márquez Restrepo, Executive Director of Centro de Investigación y Educación Popular/Programa para la Paz -CINEP/PPP, a social center of the Society of Jesus in Colombia. "Governments and the international community have many unmet commitments to women, especially in reducing gender inequality, discrimination, and violence. The rise of right-wing governments with anti-rights agendas threatens this progress," says Martha. Read CJI's Q and A with Martha ➡️ Click link in bio, Spring and Summer Newsletter #Jesuit #Colombia #women #womensrights #socialjustice
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Habemus Papam!

Canadian Jesuits International welcomes and prays for Pope Leo XIV.

These are excerpts from his first address as leader of the Catholic Church—words that resonate deeply with our vision for a just, peaceful, and dignified world for all, especially the poor and marginalized.

📷 screen grabs from Vatican video

#PopeLeoXIV #habemuspapam #socialjustice #Jesuit #Canada #faithandjustice
Habemus Papam!

Canadian Jesuits International welcomes and prays for Pope Leo XIV.

These are excerpts from his first address as leader of the Catholic Church—words that resonate deeply with our vision for a just, peaceful, and dignified world for all, especially the poor and marginalized.

📷 screen grabs from Vatican video

#PopeLeoXIV #habemuspapam #socialjustice #Jesuit #Canada #faithandjustice
Habemus Papam!

Canadian Jesuits International welcomes and prays for Pope Leo XIV.

These are excerpts from his first address as leader of the Catholic Church—words that resonate deeply with our vision for a just, peaceful, and dignified world for all, especially the poor and marginalized.

📷 screen grabs from Vatican video

#PopeLeoXIV #habemuspapam #socialjustice #Jesuit #Canada #faithandjustice
Habemus Papam!

Canadian Jesuits International welcomes and prays for Pope Leo XIV.

These are excerpts from his first address as leader of the Catholic Church—words that resonate deeply with our vision for a just, peaceful, and dignified world for all, especially the poor and marginalized.

📷 screen grabs from Vatican video

#PopeLeoXIV #habemuspapam #socialjustice #Jesuit #Canada #faithandjustice
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Habemus Papam! Canadian Jesuits International welcomes and prays for Pope Leo XIV. These are excerpts from his first address as leader of the Catholic Church—words that resonate deeply with our vision for a just, peaceful, and dignified world for all, especially the poor and marginalized. 📷 screen grabs from Vatican video #PopeLeoXIV #habemuspapam #socialjustice #Jesuit #Canada #faithandjustice
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Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming 10 Jesuit Scholastics for lunch at the Loretto Sisters' dining room. 

The Scholastics—currently pursuing theological studies at Regis College, University of Toronto—hail from South Sudan, Zambia, Rwanda, Haiti, Germany, South Africa, Kenya, and Romania. 

During their visit, the Scholastics engaged deeply with Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), learning about our mission and the work of our Jesuit partners across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. They asked thoughtful questions, among others, about how CJI chooses its projects and operates in solidarity with poor and marginalized communities. 

 CJI Executive Director Jenny Cafiso invited them to help amplify CJI's work and get involved in future solidarity activities.
Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming 10 Jesuit Scholastics for lunch at the Loretto Sisters' dining room. 

The Scholastics—currently pursuing theological studies at Regis College, University of Toronto—hail from South Sudan, Zambia, Rwanda, Haiti, Germany, South Africa, Kenya, and Romania. 

During their visit, the Scholastics engaged deeply with Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), learning about our mission and the work of our Jesuit partners across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. They asked thoughtful questions, among others, about how CJI chooses its projects and operates in solidarity with poor and marginalized communities. 

 CJI Executive Director Jenny Cafiso invited them to help amplify CJI's work and get involved in future solidarity activities.
Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming 10 Jesuit Scholastics for lunch at the Loretto Sisters' dining room. 

The Scholastics—currently pursuing theological studies at Regis College, University of Toronto—hail from South Sudan, Zambia, Rwanda, Haiti, Germany, South Africa, Kenya, and Romania. 

During their visit, the Scholastics engaged deeply with Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), learning about our mission and the work of our Jesuit partners across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. They asked thoughtful questions, among others, about how CJI chooses its projects and operates in solidarity with poor and marginalized communities. 

 CJI Executive Director Jenny Cafiso invited them to help amplify CJI's work and get involved in future solidarity activities.
Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming 10 Jesuit Scholastics for lunch at the Loretto Sisters' dining room. 

The Scholastics—currently pursuing theological studies at Regis College, University of Toronto—hail from South Sudan, Zambia, Rwanda, Haiti, Germany, South Africa, Kenya, and Romania. 

During their visit, the Scholastics engaged deeply with Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), learning about our mission and the work of our Jesuit partners across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. They asked thoughtful questions, among others, about how CJI chooses its projects and operates in solidarity with poor and marginalized communities. 

 CJI Executive Director Jenny Cafiso invited them to help amplify CJI's work and get involved in future solidarity activities.
Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming 10 Jesuit Scholastics for lunch at the Loretto Sisters' dining room. 

The Scholastics—currently pursuing theological studies at Regis College, University of Toronto—hail from South Sudan, Zambia, Rwanda, Haiti, Germany, South Africa, Kenya, and Romania. 

During their visit, the Scholastics engaged deeply with Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), learning about our mission and the work of our Jesuit partners across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. They asked thoughtful questions, among others, about how CJI chooses its projects and operates in solidarity with poor and marginalized communities. 

 CJI Executive Director Jenny Cafiso invited them to help amplify CJI's work and get involved in future solidarity activities.
Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming 10 Jesuit Scholastics for lunch at the Loretto Sisters' dining room. 

The Scholastics—currently pursuing theological studies at Regis College, University of Toronto—hail from South Sudan, Zambia, Rwanda, Haiti, Germany, South Africa, Kenya, and Romania. 

During their visit, the Scholastics engaged deeply with Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), learning about our mission and the work of our Jesuit partners across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. They asked thoughtful questions, among others, about how CJI chooses its projects and operates in solidarity with poor and marginalized communities. 

 CJI Executive Director Jenny Cafiso invited them to help amplify CJI's work and get involved in future solidarity activities.
Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming 10 Jesuit Scholastics for lunch at the Loretto Sisters' dining room. 

The Scholastics—currently pursuing theological studies at Regis College, University of Toronto—hail from South Sudan, Zambia, Rwanda, Haiti, Germany, South Africa, Kenya, and Romania. 

During their visit, the Scholastics engaged deeply with Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), learning about our mission and the work of our Jesuit partners across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. They asked thoughtful questions, among others, about how CJI chooses its projects and operates in solidarity with poor and marginalized communities. 

 CJI Executive Director Jenny Cafiso invited them to help amplify CJI's work and get involved in future solidarity activities.
Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming 10 Jesuit Scholastics for lunch at the Loretto Sisters' dining room. 

The Scholastics—currently pursuing theological studies at Regis College, University of Toronto—hail from South Sudan, Zambia, Rwanda, Haiti, Germany, South Africa, Kenya, and Romania. 

During their visit, the Scholastics engaged deeply with Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), learning about our mission and the work of our Jesuit partners across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. They asked thoughtful questions, among others, about how CJI chooses its projects and operates in solidarity with poor and marginalized communities. 

 CJI Executive Director Jenny Cafiso invited them to help amplify CJI's work and get involved in future solidarity activities.
Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming 10 Jesuit Scholastics for lunch at the Loretto Sisters' dining room. 

The Scholastics—currently pursuing theological studies at Regis College, University of Toronto—hail from South Sudan, Zambia, Rwanda, Haiti, Germany, South Africa, Kenya, and Romania. 

During their visit, the Scholastics engaged deeply with Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), learning about our mission and the work of our Jesuit partners across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. They asked thoughtful questions, among others, about how CJI chooses its projects and operates in solidarity with poor and marginalized communities. 

 CJI Executive Director Jenny Cafiso invited them to help amplify CJI's work and get involved in future solidarity activities.
Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming 10 Jesuit Scholastics for lunch at the Loretto Sisters' dining room. 

The Scholastics—currently pursuing theological studies at Regis College, University of Toronto—hail from South Sudan, Zambia, Rwanda, Haiti, Germany, South Africa, Kenya, and Romania. 

During their visit, the Scholastics engaged deeply with Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), learning about our mission and the work of our Jesuit partners across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. They asked thoughtful questions, among others, about how CJI chooses its projects and operates in solidarity with poor and marginalized communities. 

 CJI Executive Director Jenny Cafiso invited them to help amplify CJI's work and get involved in future solidarity activities.
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Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming 10 Jesuit Scholastics for lunch at the Loretto Sisters' dining room. The Scholastics—currently pursuing theological studies at Regis College, University of Toronto—hail from South Sudan, Zambia, Rwanda, Haiti, Germany, South Africa, Kenya, and Romania. During their visit, the Scholastics engaged deeply with Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), learning about our mission and the work of our Jesuit partners across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. They asked thoughtful questions, among others, about how CJI chooses its projects and operates in solidarity with poor and marginalized communities. CJI Executive Director Jenny Cafiso invited them to help amplify CJI's work and get involved in future solidarity activities.
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In Tirúa, Mapuche territory, Indigenous women are reclaiming their identity and defending their lands,  with the help of Jesuits  at Licán, writes Jeannette Curinao Alcavil. “The Jesuits ‘waste their time’ with us, as we describe their close companionship, sharing hot maté and long conversations in our families' homes."

"We receive support from the Indigenous Solidarity and Apostolate Network of the Conference of Jesuit Provincials in Latin America and the Caribbean (Conferencia Provinciales en America Latina y el Caribe or CPAL), a Canadian Jesuits International partner, to strengthen our spirituality and make our struggles and resistance visible.” 

Read the full article: Click link in bio to visit the website 
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In Tirúa, Mapuche territory, Indigenous women are reclaiming their identity and defending their lands, with the help of Jesuits at Licán, writes Jeannette Curinao Alcavil. “The Jesuits ‘waste their time’ with us, as we describe their close companionship, sharing hot maté and long conversations in our families' homes." "We receive support from the Indigenous Solidarity and Apostolate Network of the Conference of Jesuit Provincials in Latin America and the Caribbean (Conferencia Provinciales en America Latina y el Caribe or CPAL), a Canadian Jesuits International partner, to strengthen our spirituality and make our struggles and resistance visible.” Read the full article: Click link in bio to visit the website #Jesuits #Chile #Indigenous #LatinAmerica #socialjustice
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Big things happening at CJI.

Our Board just approved new international projects, proposed our 2025–26 budget, and shared thoughtful reflections with our leadership team.

•	The highlight? A deep and inspiring talk by Fr. Dani Villanueva, General Coordinator of the International Federation of Fe y Alegría, on the global context and its implications for international solidarity. 
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#CJI #InternationalSolidarity #FeYAlegría #SocialJustice #Jesuit
Big things happening at CJI.

Our Board just approved new international projects, proposed our 2025–26 budget, and shared thoughtful reflections with our leadership team.

•	The highlight? A deep and inspiring talk by Fr. Dani Villanueva, General Coordinator of the International Federation of Fe y Alegría, on the global context and its implications for international solidarity. 
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#CJI #InternationalSolidarity #FeYAlegría #SocialJustice #Jesuit
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Big things happening at CJI. Our Board just approved new international projects, proposed our 2025–26 budget, and shared thoughtful reflections with our leadership team. • The highlight? A deep and inspiring talk by Fr. Dani Villanueva, General Coordinator of the International Federation of Fe y Alegría, on the global context and its implications for international solidarity. . #CJI #InternationalSolidarity #FeYAlegría #SocialJustice #Jesuit
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CJI Board and staff came together for a warm and lively dinner on Friday, May 1—a chance to deepen connections and share stories. 

Today, the Board meets in person in Toronto to continue important conversations about CJI's priorities for the the new fiscal year.
CJI Board and staff came together for a warm and lively dinner on Friday, May 1—a chance to deepen connections and share stories. 

Today, the Board meets in person in Toronto to continue important conversations about CJI's priorities for the the new fiscal year.
CJI Board and staff came together for a warm and lively dinner on Friday, May 1—a chance to deepen connections and share stories. 

Today, the Board meets in person in Toronto to continue important conversations about CJI's priorities for the the new fiscal year.
CJI Board and staff came together for a warm and lively dinner on Friday, May 1—a chance to deepen connections and share stories. 

Today, the Board meets in person in Toronto to continue important conversations about CJI's priorities for the the new fiscal year.
CJI Board and staff came together for a warm and lively dinner on Friday, May 1—a chance to deepen connections and share stories. 

Today, the Board meets in person in Toronto to continue important conversations about CJI's priorities for the the new fiscal year.
CJI Board and staff came together for a warm and lively dinner on Friday, May 1—a chance to deepen connections and share stories. 

Today, the Board meets in person in Toronto to continue important conversations about CJI's priorities for the the new fiscal year.
CJI Board and staff came together for a warm and lively dinner on Friday, May 1—a chance to deepen connections and share stories. 

Today, the Board meets in person in Toronto to continue important conversations about CJI's priorities for the the new fiscal year.
CJI Board and staff came together for a warm and lively dinner on Friday, May 1—a chance to deepen connections and share stories. 

Today, the Board meets in person in Toronto to continue important conversations about CJI's priorities for the the new fiscal year.
CJI Board and staff came together for a warm and lively dinner on Friday, May 1—a chance to deepen connections and share stories. 

Today, the Board meets in person in Toronto to continue important conversations about CJI's priorities for the the new fiscal year.
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CJI Board and staff came together for a warm and lively dinner on Friday, May 1—a chance to deepen connections and share stories. Today, the Board meets in person in Toronto to continue important conversations about CJI's priorities for the the new fiscal year.
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