My To Do List
1. Sign up for Updates
2. Become a volunteer
3. Report a Concern
4. Check out Social media
- 152 Carlton Street Unit 201,Toronto, ON, M4Y2J9
- 647-479-9611, 1-844-900-CCMF (2263)
- info@equalitycanada.com
Canadian Association for Equality
Equality means equality for everyone.
Canadian Association for Equality
Equality means equality for everyone.
upcoming inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women and girls.
Upcoming events and meetings
- 00
DAYS
- 00
HOURS
- 00
MINTS
- 00
SECS
- 00
DAYS
- 00
HOURS
- 00
MINTS
- 00
SECS
- 00
DAYS
- 00
HOURS
- 00
MINTS
- 00
SECS
- 00
DAYS
- 00
HOURS
- 00
MINTS
- 00
SECS
Watch Youtube Videos
(CAFE Calgary Event)
(CAFE Ottawa Event)
Men's Issues (click on the links to learn more)
Key Campaigns and Initiatives (explore the following link to learn more about our projects)
Help Build Toronto’s First Shelter for Male Victims of Domestic Violence
When Glen’s wife stabbed him with a knife and threatened to kill him Glen called for help, but nobody believed him and Glen was left homeless. Will you be a part of an historic campaign to open Toronto’s first family shelter for male victims and their children? We have a sponsor who will double every donation we receive but only until December 31st, 2017! Don’t miss this opportunity.
Click here to learn more
Healthy Fathers = Health Families. Introducing Our Annual Celebration
Both scholarly research and the lived experiences of our clients agree. Healthy and involved fathers make for healthy and strong children and families. A new annual series of events will unite Men’s Health Awareness Week and Fathers Day!
Click here to learn more
Odyssey for Equality Arrives in Ontario and Quebec:
“This is a difficult time to be a boy growing up.” – Dr. James Brown, CAFE President.
Dr. Brown is the author of Rescuing Our Underachieving Boys, and several other publications dealing with how parents, the education system and society in general can help to deal with the crisis faced by men and boys in the current climate in society.
Let’s do a better job at educating our boys. Click here to learn more
CAFE Joins the Necktie Campaign:
Help us in urging the federal government to include men and boys in the upcoming inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women and girls.
Special Update: Mi’kmaw Native Centre and Public Service Alliance of Canada Joins the Necktie Campaign.
Click here to read more and find out how you can help
Parental Alienation and Fatherlessness:
Our advisor Brian Ludmer, a prominent family law lawyer, has prepared a variety of resources and designed a blog on parental alienation. Brian was one of the drafters of Canada’s proposed equal shared parenting amendment, Bill C-560.
Click here for more information.
In the CAFE Blogs...
MOMENTUM 2021: The 2021 Canadian National Men’s Issues Conference
MOMENTUM 2021: The 2021 Canadian National Men’s Issues Conference, will be hosted virtually via Zoom video on Saturday, December 11, 2021. MOMENTUM provides a platform to address a range of critical issues and timely current events, while working together to chart a path forward, building on the tremendous progress that has been made. This exciting
Responding to Professional Misandry
Responding to Professional Misandry Paul Nathanson 29 July 2021 Clinical psychologist Cameron Gibson is the program director for Manifest Wellness, a new mental- health clinic in Vancouver. Warren Senkowsky, from the Canadian Association for Equality (CAFE), recently interviewed Gibson about his work.* Much of the interview amounts to a standard promo for Gibson’s clinic, which
The 2020 Mi’K maq Lobster Dispute and Indigenous Food Sovereignty
The 2020 Mi’kmaq Lobster Dispute and Indigenous Food Sovereignty By Monique Dietvorst During the 2020 Mi’kmaq Lobster Dispute in Nova Scotia Canada, we saw an altercation between angry non-Indigenous fisherman and the self-regulated Indigenous fisherman of Nova Scotia. This dispute over sharing the local resources started centuries ago when Europeans first told the local Indigenous
CAFE Take Two
Subscribe to our new video series, CAFE Take Two, available on YouTube CAFE Take Two is a new video series from the Canadian Association for Equality, an education and social service charity. The “Take Two” refers to a second take on issues of gender, where we focus on men’s as well as women’s issues. We’ll
Webinar: When Men Seek Help
The Canadian Association for Equality has launched an online lecture series aimed at exploring gender and men’s issues. This series will present a great opportunity for us to interact with international leading thinkers and researchers. Dr. Emily Douglas: What Happens When Male Targets of Domestic Violence Seek Help? June 4, 2020 at 8:00 PM EDT
Report Released: Correlations Between IPV and Homelessness
An Analysis of the Correlations Between Intimate Partner Violence and Homelessness in a Canadian Urban Centre This research was funded by a Government of Canada research grant from Homelessness Partnering Strategy within Employment and Social Development Canada. Read the Full Report: An Analysis of the Correlations Between Intimate Partner Violence and Homelessness in a Canadian
