Partners

The project of social transformation requires thinking outside of existing systems and opening new possibilities of living together. These groups and organizations address the failings of institutions by imagining better and more just alternatives, in everything from land-based practices to fostering youth ownership.  

Partners include: CultivAction, Brique par Brique, DESTA Black Youth Network

From gentrification and colonialism to the climate emergency, these groups & organizations are mobilizing residents, building coalitions, and advocating against those structures and policies that create and reinforce injustice. 

Partners include: Climate Justice Montreal, Comité d'action Parc-Extension, Indigenous Support Worker's Project

These teams are working towards improved community well-being through carving out spaces for marginalized groups to gather and feel united in taking care of one another. By building stronger networks of solidarity as well as individual capacity, these groups aim to build self-determination on the path to healing.

Partners include: Black Healing Centre, Buckskin Babes, Amal Center for Women

These groups and organizations are taking on institutions directly in an effort to reshape them. They work toward social transformation by partnering with institutions, creating resources to