The Chinese Canadian National Council for Social Justice (CCNC-SJ) is a Federal Non-Profit that advocates for equality and inclusion of all in Canada.

Toronto, Ontario
Joined May 2020
📑 Chapter 6: Recommendations (Part 2) of CCNC-SJ's research report seeks to deepen public, institutional, and policy-level understanding of how anti-East Asian hate operates online. Read the full report on our website: ccncsj.ca/
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📑 Chapter 6: Recommendations (Part 1) of CCNC-SJ's research report seeks to deepen public, institutional, and policy-level understanding of how anti-East Asian hate operates online. Read the full report on our website: ccncsj.ca/
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📑 Chapter 5: Development of the Anti-East Asian Hate Rubric of CCNC-SJ's research report seeks to deepen public, institutional, and policy-level understanding of how anti-East Asian hate operates online. Read the full report on our website: ccncsj.ca/
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📑 Chapter 4: Definition Of Hate (Part 2) of CCNC-SJ's research report seeks to deepen public, institutional, and policy-level understanding of how anti-East Asian hate operates online. Read the full report on our website: ccncsj.ca/
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📑 Chapter 4: Definition Of Hate (Part 1) of CCNC-SJ's research report seeks to deepen public, institutional, and policy-level understanding of how anti-East Asian hate operates online. Read the full report on our website: ccncsj.ca/
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📑 Chapter 3: Legal and Policy Frameworks to Combat Online Hate in Canada (Part 2) of CCNC-SJ's research report seeks to deepen public, institutional, and policy-level understanding of how anti-East Asian hate operates online. Read the full report: ccncsj.ca/
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📑 Chapter 3: Legal and Policy Frameworks to Combat Online Hate in Canada (Part 1) of CCNC-SJ's research report seeks to deepen public, institutional, and policy-level understanding of how anti-East Asian hate operates online. Read the full report: ccncsj.ca/
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📑 Chapter 2: Rise of Anti-East Asian Racism and Hate Online (Part 2) of CCNC-SJ's research report seeks to deepen public, institutional, and policy-level understanding of how anti-East Asian hate operates online. Read the full report on our website: ccncsj.ca/
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📑 Chapter 2: Rise of Anti-East Asian Racism and Hate Online (Part 1) CCNC-SJ's research report seeks to deepen public, institutional, and policy-level understanding of how anti-East Asian hate operates online. Read the full report: ccncsj.ca/
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📣 Launching A Chinese Canadian Examination on Digital Hate and Historical Harm, a research report seeks to deepen public, institutional, and policy-level understanding of how anti-East Asian hate operates online. Read the full report: ccncsj.ca/
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From the CCNC-SJ staff team, a heartfelt thank you to all that have been with us this past five years. For any future inquiries, please contact CCNC-SJ Executive Director, Agnes Man, directly.
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Mandarin OMNI TV interview CCNC-SJ President Amy Go on the impact of the redress movement that led to the apology from the federal government 20 years ago, as well as the racial discrimination and systemic barriers Chinese Canadians continue to face today: youtube.com/watch?v=TPfoEejE…
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OMNI TV interviews CCNC-SJ President Amy Go on the impact of the redress movement that led to the apology from the federal government 20 years ago, as well as the racial discrimination and systemic barriers Chinese Canadians continue to face today: youtube.com/watch?v=4QWxOP6c…
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From individuals to organizations, queer and trans Asian Canadians have made significant contributions to the visibility and liberation of queer and trans racialized communities, paving the way for the freedoms and spaces of belonging we have access to today. #QueerAsians
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📣IRCC is seeking feedback on their 2027-2029 Immigration Levels Plan. This is an important opportunity for everyone to submit their feedback and help inform our governments in establishing more equitable and just immigration policies and priorities: forms-formulaires.alpha.cana…
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Twenty years ago, the Canadian government issued an apology to the Chinese Canadian community for the Chinese Head Tax and the Exclusion Act. In this piece, CCNC-SJ President Amy Go and Vice President Gary Yee examines the legacy of this historical event. (read full post on IG)
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In honour of Juneteenth, we are responding to the call for equality by using this opportunity to highlight Black and Asian solidarity in history, as well as the need for our communities to work towards Black and Asian liberation. #BlackAndAsianSolidarity #Juneteenth
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Congratulations to our friend Shalini Konanur for becoming the Law Society of Ontario’s first racialized woman Treasurer and first Treasurer from the Legal Aid system in it’s 229 year history! We are so proud and excited for her for breaking glass ceilings!
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While Canada's Multiculturalism Era provided pivotal shift provided racialized communities with a momentous step towards inclusion, critics question multiculturalism's impact on addressing the foundations of racial inequities and discrimination. #CanadaMulticulturalismEra
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Twenty years ago, the government apologized for the Chinese Head Tax and Exclusion Act. What are the lessons that we can take from the redress movement to address underlying root causes of racism to move towards anti-racism and anti-oppression? #HeadTaxRedress #AntiRacism
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