We are pleased to share our 2025 Annual Report. You can find the PDF version below, followed by a text only version.

During 2025, Just Peace Advocates

• assisted with 45 requests for help related to legal concerns and identifying lawyers to provide advice
• carried out 70+ letter writing campaigns, with over 500K letters sent reaching about 5 million mailboxes
• made significant updates to our Legal + Tactical Guide, including a quick “Know Your Rights”guide on interactions with the police
• sent over 30 press releases, both our own and on behalf of other organizations, to our list of about 3,000 media contacts
• maintained a list of solidarity organization contacts of about 1,000
• grew our mailing list to nearly 70K and sent out 130+ e-blasts, with an open rate of approximately 40% and click to action rate of over 80%
• maintained a presence on various social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, IG, BlueSky, and Telegram. We opened a LinkedIn page and nearly doubled our Instagram followers
• work was mentioned or anonymously referenced in 60+ media publications
• maintained a network of 150+ lawyers and 100+ volunteers
• published over 200 posts on our website, including posting our e-blasts for easier long-term access
• received donations from about 500 individuals, with additional support from Palestine Just Trade, a research project for Oxfam Quebec, and an anonymous donor who provided funds for a professional outreach and communication project

• worked to bolster the Palestine solidarity movement across the country by challenging efforts to threaten, harass and legally bully activists into silence and inaction in Canada, providing advocacy support to students, grassroots activists and affected communities who stand for justice in Palestine
• monitored incidents of suppression to expose trends in tactics to silence Palestine activism
• continued participating in various networks including Arms Embargo Now, Scotiabank / Elbit divestment, Global Sanctions Coalition, FIFA Global Network, Canadian BDS Coalition & International BDS Allies, Sanctions Kill, Palestine Advocacy Network, No IHRA Global, and others

Other key updates from 2025 include

• Updating our logo! When we started this work 7 years ago, we were lucky enough to have Taqi Spateen design our logo. Taqi is a Palestinian artist from Bethlehem who is known for his painting and graffiti art. The logo he designed included an olive tree, a sunbird, and a key which represents the right of return. Just Peace Advocates began solely focused on Palestine, but quickly expanded to include Kashmir. Our focus is on the realization of the self-determination of the people of Kashmir and Palestine. This new logo was designed by Abeir Hasan, a Palestinian graphic designer currently living in Gaza. We are beyond grateful to her for her care and dedication to creating something deeply meaningful, while actively trying to survive genocide. You can read more about the meaning behind our new logo on our website
• Developing a resource and action hub on Canadian complicity in Israel’s genocide in Palestine, as well as the broader colonization of Palestine. This page is meant to act as a resource and connection point for folks looking for research, advocacy opportunities, and actions. Much of this information is pulled from our analysis of Canada’s “risk of complicity” sent to Senator Woo.
• Creating a Kashmir Resource page to highlight and share key materials related to the occupation of Kashmir. India not only illegally occupies Kashmir but also has annexed and colonized the territory. The processes of occupation, annexation, and colonization are ongoing. India subjects Kashmiri people to land grabs, evictions, incarceration, harassment, criminal intimidation, crackdowns on religious freedom, and physical violence by the Indian-occupation. This resource includes articles, books, journal papers, reports, op-eds, and more!

About us

Just Peace Advocates is an independent Canadian human rights organization working for a just peace based on respect for international law and human rights. Its work focuses particularly on realizing the right to self-determination of the Palestinian and Kashmiri peoples, whose rights have been violated for more than seven decades. Through research, monitoring, education, communication, and advocacy, the organization seeks to mobilize civil society and develop national and international networks to strengthen the accountability of governments and institutions, while protecting the rights of those who speak out for freedom, equity, and justice. JPA was formed in March 2018.

As a Canadian organization based in the imperial core, one of the ways we show active solidarity is by holding our government accountable for its complicity in occupation, apartheid, and genocide from Turtle Island, to Palestine, to Kashmir, and beyond.

Our Board of Directors includes Jonathan Kuttab (co-founder of Al-Haq and Nonviolence International), Ali Mallah (anti-war and community activist), John Philpot (international criminal defence attorney), and Karen Rodman (human rights advocate and JPA’s Executive Director).

A deeper dive into 2025!

Legal support and an updated legal guide

• In 2020, we released the first version of Palestinian Human Rights Issues in Canada: A Legal & Tactical Guide, with additional updates in 2021. This year we launched the third, newly updated version!
• Over the last year and a half, since Israel escalated its “chronic, insidious genocide” in October 2023, Palestine advocacy has exponentially grown nationally and globally. This updated guide reflects recent events as well as new legal precedent. As activism for Palestinian human rights has increased, so have attempts at suppression, violence, targeting of pro-Palestinian activists. This guide is meant to continue to be a resource for those who join the fight for a Free Palestine.
• We also created a quick “Know Your Rights” guide which outlines what to do if the police approach you and/or they try and search you or your property. The guide is available online and can be printed to share at protests, community events, or other gatherings.

Overview of our letter campaigns

• Over 500,000 actions were taken by about 250,000 people. They reached approximately 5 million mailboxes and a total of 700 recipients. (Note the users and recipients are counted for each specific action, so some recipients received more than one action and some users sent more than one action).
• Our main focus was government officials, in particular the Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs, other Cabinet Ministers, and the CRA. We also sent letters to critics, Senators, diplomats, provincial / municipal government officials, parties, candidates, as well as universities, hospitals, media, school boards, sports bodies, churches, and other institutions.
• We were fortunate to partner with many amazing organizations on these campaigns including: International Center for Justice for Palestine (ICJP) Canada, Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF), Canadian Lawyers for International Human Rights (CLAIHR), Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR), Al-Haq, Canadian Foreign Policy Institute (CFPI), Palestinian Canadian Congress (PCC), Labour4Palestine, Independent Jewish Voices (IJV), SURJ Toronto, Canadian BDS Coaltion & International BDS Allies, Ontario Palestinian Rights Association (OPRA), Palestinian & Jewish Unity (PAJU), Eyewitness Gaza, Health workers Alliance for Palestine (HAP), Ottawa Healthcare Professionals for Palestine (OHCP4P), Ottawa Families Against APR, World Beyond War (WBW), CPSA London, Canada Palestine Association Vancouver, Al Awda, Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM) Toronto, and Writers Against War on Gaza (WAWOG) Toronto.
• Read through to learn more about these various campaigns and check out our active campaigns page to take action.

Canada to Israel Charity Pipeline

• Check out our new page which compiles the key resources to understand the Canada to Israel Charity Pipeline.
• Our work included calls on the CRA to investigate dozens of pro-Israel charities including Chabad Lubavitch of Ottawa, Canada Charity Partners (CCP), Foundation for Public Policy Development (FPPD), Magen Herut, Shomrim Toronto, Mizrachi, Canadian Friends of Sheba Medical Center, Friends of JNF Canada, United Israel Appeal of Canada, Nathan and Lily Silver Foundation, Kars4Kids/Oorah Charitable Organization, Azrieli Foundation, International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, Gerald Schwartz & Heather Reisman Foundation, HESEG Foundation, Canada Christian College, Global Evangelism Television Canada Inc., Jews for Jesus, First Century Foundations, Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry – Canada, Chosen People Ministries (Canada), Faith Temple, Empower Ministries, Zion Messianic Fellowship, Behold Israel Ministries for God of Canada, Christian Ministry to Israel.
• Alongside WAWOG Toronto and CFPI, we explored the role of Canada Charity Partners and Foundation for Public Policy Development in funding the Zionist political lobby, namely NGO Monitor.
• Identified major discrepancies in CRA reporting. Dr. Miles Howe first reported on this in Mondoweiss, identifying $100 million missing from JNF Canada’s tax returns.
• Zionist, pro-Israel charities continued to lose power in 2025. JNF Canada lost another court appeal. In June, a three member panel of the Federal Court of Appeal rejected the JNF’s application for an injunction to force the CRA to overturn its revocation of the JNF’s charitable status. The court also ruled the JNF has to cover court costs. Other organizations were revoked including Herut Canada, Mazel Charity Fund, Canadian Friends of Yeshivat Aish Hatorah, and Hachnosas Kallah.
• Our work gained a lot of traction in the Zionist media after the CRA revoked Herut Canada’s charity revocation. This was covered in The Jerusalem Post, even quoting our post stating: “Pro-Palestinian group Just Peace Advocates held a campaign calling for the revocation of Herut Canada’s charitable status, calling the Toronto organization a ‘vigilante group.’ It organized over 11,000 letters to the CRA demanding an audit. Just Peace Advocates praised the decision on Monday, encouraging the CRA to ‘continue investigating charities that violate international and domestic law, as well as Canadian public policy.’ ‘The CRA must end the Canada to Israel charity pipeline,’ the anti-Israel group said on Instagram.”Additional articles were from Crescent International, National Post, True North Wire, Winnipeg Sun, Canadian Jewish News, and THEJ.CA.
• Dr. Miles Howe published important articles exposing various aspects of the Canada to Israel Charity Pipeline including Tracking Financial Complicity in Israeli War Crimes and Genocide: Instances of Aiding and Abetting in the Canadian Charitable Sector and Burner Charities and Big Gifters—Tracking Illicit Activity Within in the Canada to Israel Charity Pipeline.
• Published an in-depth report on the connections between Canadian charities and Israeli universities. We identified potentially over $100 million going to nine Israeli universities — universities that are directly connected to the Israeli military.
• Participated in and helped lead the 2^nd Annual National Week of Action to demand the CRA stop subsidizing genocide
• Alongside Ottawa Health Care Professionals for Palestine and Health workers alliance for Palestine, demanded and end to the support for Sheba Medical Center in Israel which is directly connected to the Israeli military.
• Together with IJV Canada, we investigated and exposed JNF Canada and their new charity Friends of JNF Canada – a burner charity established after the CRA revoked JNF Canada’s charitable status.
• Exposed the connection between Israel Bonds and Canadian charities. We identified 13 Canadian charities that had either given tax-subsidized funds to Israel Bonds as charitable recipients or held investments in Israel Bonds. One additional organization reported hosting an ongoing collaboration with Israel Bonds.
• Explained the connection between United Israel Appeal of Canada and key pseudo-government Israeli institutions, including the World Zionist Organization who is the subject of a sanctions package submitted to the canadian government.
• On Thursday October 16, CBC’s The Fifth Estate released “Funding the Occupation.” In the documentary, they travelled to the West Bank and spoke with several Palestinian families and communities who are the victims of Israeli war crimes. The thesis of the documentary: “We are financing war criminality through our charitable system” — Miles Howe. This documentary was based on the work of Dr. Howe as well as the long-standing work of Just Peace Advocates (which was based on the work of the Palestinian campaign Defund Racism).
• Explored how the Azrieli Foundation uses cultural ‘washing’ (e.g., artwashing, sportwashing, pinkwashing) to normalize Israeli apartheid, and their own support for Israeli institutions
• Our Executive Director, Karen Rodman, spoke at The Palestine Tribunal on Canadian Responsibility. In the lead up, we compiled a host of materials from our current and previous work outlining Canada’s complicity over the years.
• Explored the new tax code provisions that allows Canadian charities to grant funds to non-qualified donees without maintaining control or direction over their activities. While only representing a fraction of the funds disbursed under this provision, we already see it being used as just another method of supporting settler colonial expansion in Palestine.
• Analyzed donations from Canadian charities to Israel in 2024 – identified a total of more than $276 million moving to Israel in 2024 through Schedule 2 filings.
• Began a series exploring the revocation of pro-Israel charities over the last decade.
• Analyzed how Christian Zionism fuels Israeli apartheid, occupation, and genocide through christian charities like International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ), Canada Christian College, and Jews for Jesus.
• Provided academic research support for charity related work.
• International media even examined the role Canadian charities are playing in funding Israel’s crimes, and highlighted JPA’s work.

Canada’s military complicity

• Various actions including calling on Canada to end its military mission assisting the Israeli occupation in support of the US effort to build a Palestinian Authority Security Force and demanding an end to tax subsidies for an Israeli soldier competition in Whistler-Vancouver.
• Joined over 230 other organizations in demanding an end to our governments’ production of F-35 jets.
• Supported the Mask off Maersk Global Day of Action in March.
• Together with CFPI and World Beyond War, we called on the Canadian government to cancel the F-35 fighter jet contract which would see Canada paying $19 billion for 88 F-35’s. Spring Magazine highlighted this action in an article by Yves Engler.
• Supported the investigation into Canadians who have served in the Israeli military, and highlighted the “Find IDF Soldiers” database launched to identify individuals who have fought into the Israeli military.
• In response to activists occupying then Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly’s campaign office, CFPI and JPA set up a letter campaign to demand Joly stop arming genocide.
• Supported the Arms Embargo Now campaign, including the campaign’s release of two major reports.

Supporting grassroots advocacy across sectors

• Called on the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) condemn attacks on healthcare.
• In collaboration with OPRA and OFAA, called out anti-Palestinian racism from the Ottawa Carleton school board, resulting in over 17,000 letters sent.
• Alongside OPRA, called on The Ottawa Hospital to cut ties with the Sheba Medical Center in Israel which is directly involved in the israeli military and demanded the Canadian government call on Israel to stop ethnically cleansing Masafer Yatta.
• Supported the campaign from healthcare and union organizers to demand HOOPP divest from Israeli occupation and war crimes.
• Alongside SURJ Toronto, demanded justice for Awdah Hathaleen, who was murdered by an Israeli settler in July, and justice for Umm al-Khair.
• Supported grassroots organizers in Halifax who were refusing to allow Israeli sportswashing at the Davis Cup; collaborated with the Canadian BDS Coalition to call for an end to sportswashing at the Ottawa Equestrian tournament and a Red Card for Israel; also supported PAJU’s campaign to demand the Israel Premier Tech cycling team not be allowed to participate in the Grand Prix de Montreal. PAJU’s work was highlighted by CTV News in Montreal.
• Called out the vindictive sanctions against Al-Haq, Al Mezan Center for Human Rights (Al Mezan), and the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR). Together with ICJP Canada, Arab Canadian Lawyers Association (ACLA), and Canadian Lawyers for International Human Rights (CLAIHR) we made a statement in solidarity with these Palestinian human rights organizations.
• Supported the announcement from the Palestinian Canadian Congress, welcoming the Canadian Museum for Human Rights announcement that the exhibit Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present will open in June 2026.
• Worked with Irish Sport for Palestine and Scottish Sport for Palestine to announce an upcoming submission to the ICC accusing the Presidents of FIFA and UEFA of aiding in war crimes and crimes against humanity in the occupied Palestinian territory. Edge of Sports covered this “historic” action.
• Supported the Boycott Indigo Kids campaign, including analyzing the Schwartz & Reisman Foundation and HESEG Foundation’s 2024 tax filings.

Protect Palestinian Children Now

• Protect Palestinian Children Now (PPCN) is a follow-up to Defense for Palestinian Children International’s (DCIP) No Way to Treat a Child 2018 campaign.
• Provided resources for local groups to use in their advocacy efforts. You can ask your MP to endorse this campaign.
• Prior to the election call, 13 MPs had endorsed the PPCN campaign. During the election, 121 MP candidates supported PPCN. Along with endorsing the campaign, some MPs and candidates provided additional statements about their support for PPCN.
• As of December 2025, there are 6 current MPs endorsing the PPCN campaign.
• A total of 122 organizations have endorsed this campaign from 12 different countries (Canada, France, Sri Lanka, UK, US, Indonesia, South Africa, Australia, Palestine, Egypt, Argentina, and The Netherlands).
• Despite many MP candidates endorsing the Vote Palestine campaign, the majority of those who were elected have failed to endorse the PPCN campaign. We have called on each of these individuals to take urgent action!

Canadian complicity: Divestment and sanctions

• Organized and supported actions involving various companies including:
  • EPCOR, a utility company that started using water meter technology made by Arad Group, an Israeli water tech company with direct ties to the Israeli military and illegal settlements.
  • WSP, a consulting and engineering firm that participated in the Jerusalem Light Rail (JLR) and Tel-Aviv Jerusalem Fast Train, both of which cross into the occupied West Bank. They also built a massive bridge in occupied Kashmir. This work included a report with Al-Haq and Kashmir Law & Justice Project. WSP sold it’s “Israeli business” to a “local management team” called “WSP Consulting Engineers Israel Ltd.” This closure occurred as a result of the movement’s advocacy work. We continued to advocate for justice in the face of WSP’s crimes. Even if WSP has left Israel, they are responsible for addressing human rights violations. Therefore, unless they take further action, they have not done their due diligence. If WSP has in fact stopped their occupation projects, they must provide remedies now. WSP’s role in occupied Kashmir and JPA / Al-Haq’s work was featured on Rabble.ca.
• Continued our work in analyzing various investments to identify pensions, banks, and other canadian institutions investing in companies complicit in Israel’s genocide, apartheid, and occupation. We found that:
  • CDPQ holds $27.4 billion of complicit investments which represents an increase of 24%, or $5.3 billion, from 2024 (analysis done alongside Coalition du Québec URGENCE Palestine). This gained media coverage in Quebec, including in City News and La Presse.
  • “Big 5” Canadian banks holds over $132 billion USD of complicit investments.
  • CPPIB, the Canadian national social insurance plan, holds $27 billion of complicit investments.
  • 7 major public pensions hold over $16 billion USD of complicit investments.
  • UPP and Fonds hold more than $1 billion of complicit investments.
• Collaborated with PYM, No Arms in the Arts, World Beyond War, and other orgs on holding Scotiabank accountable for its complicit investments, particularly their massive holding in Elbit Systems. In June, Canadians protested at over 50 Scotiabank locations — this was covered in the media.
• Canada sanctioned two senior Israeli government ministers — Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvi. The move follows recommendations made by IJV, JPA, and academic Miles Howe in an October 2024 report identifying eight key targets for Canadian sanctions related to Israeli settler violence and the ongoing colonization of the occupied West Bank.
• In From Economy of Occupation to Economy of Genocide, UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967, Francesca Albanese, indicted corporate entities for their role in furthering Israel’s occupation and genocide. This report implicated countless Canadian institutions who are supporting and/or profiting from Israel’s crimes – therefore, making them liable for international crimes themselves. Specifically, SR Albanese included the CDPQ and cited the Coalition du Québec URGENCE Palestine and JPA’s report.
• Hosted a webinar on how to start and conduct a divestment campaign with organizers from Retired Teachers Divest, Queers for Palestine Toronto, No Arms in the Arts, and the Coalition du Québec URGENCE Palestine.
• Joined the Global Sanctions Coalition as one of the lead organizing groups, to present various sanctions packages related to Israel’s occupation, apartheid, and genocide. Supported two submissions, one focused on the World Zionist Organization and another focused on construction entities facilitating the destruction of civilian infrastructure in Gaza.
• Highlighted the failure of the Canadian government in addressing India’s international legal violations in occupied Kashmir.
• Together with Al-Haq, we further exposed Canada’s complicity in supporting the ‘Israeli’ alcohol industry through the importation and sale of apartheid products.

Challenging media complicity

• Called out the Globe and Mail’s coverage of Israel’s genocide (actions initiated by PYM Toronto and WAWOG Toronto).
• Demanded the CBC stop pandering to HonestReporting Canada, aka the “digital army for Israel), in collaboration with WAWOG Toronto.
• Analyzed CBC’s treatment of complaints related to Palestine, and Israel’s genocide since 2023. This brief analysis of 16 complaints showed a pattern of pro-Israel bias and anti-Palestinian racism.

Other highlights

• Key webinars focused on critical events including Kashmir and India-Pakistan War Games 2025, Canada Must Oppose Israel’s Attacks on Iran (media coverage from Rabble.ca), How to Start a Divestment Campaign, Zionism vs The Charter, Kick Israel Out of FIFA (media coverage from The World), The Palestine Tribunal on Canadian Responsibility (Day 2), Sanction Israel Now, as well as various YouTube shorts including the CRA Week of Action.
• Called on the Canadian government to take action by demanding:
  • The NDP speak up in the face of Trump’s annexation threats.
  • Trudeau condemn Trump’s plan to “take over” Gaza.
  • The Canadian government speak out against Israel’s attacks on March 18 2025, which ended the ‘ceasefire’ and killed more than 450 Palestinians.
  • An end to military support for the US through officer exchanges and military deployments.
  • Canada reject the “Golden Dome” that was aimed at increasing US military superiority over China, Russia and others.
  • They condemn Israel’s attacks on Iran and use G7 to pressure for an end to the Israeli aggression.
  • Carney invest in Canadian’s well-being, not the war machine.
  • Canada abolish the anti-Palestinian terrorism list.
  • The government ensure India complies with its international legal obligations.
  • David Lametti, Canada’s new ambassador to the UN, take action against Israel’s genocide.
  • The RCMP investigate and arrest former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and former Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni for war crimes — while visiting Toronto.
• Invited MP candidates to join the I Vote Kashmir campaign for the federal election. Organizations and individuals were also invited to support the campaign through endorsements and volunteer opportunities. Received 20+ organizational endorsements and 36 candidate endorsements.
• Demanded the Ontario government refuse to enact Bill 16, a law that would significantly impede our Charter protected right to protest; as well as condemned federal Bills C-9, C-2, and C-12.
• Compiled resources related to the genocide in Gaza, as well as wrote a letter with ICJP Canada to Senator Woo outlining Canada’s risk of complicity in the genocide.
• Exposed anti-Palestinian censorship and demanded institutional action.
• Worked with Al-Haq and ICJP Canada to call on Canada Soccer and Concacaf to demand FIFA and the UEFA suspend / expel Israel in alignment in international law. The campaign for Canada Soccer received 30 organizational endorsements and also included a letter signed by 270+ legal experts, journalists, healthcare workers, etc., was sent directly to Board Vice President Bérubé, whose “passion for human rights is matched only by his passion for soccer.” Almost 15,000 letters were sent to Canada Soccer by the public. This advocacy was covered by CBC News.
• Updated our analysis of Canada’s voting strategy on Palestine at the UN since 1947. While we saw a purported shift in Canada’s voting strategy on UN General Assembly (UNGA) resolutions concerning Palestine, it’s not so much a shift but rather an attempt to save face.
• Partnered with PCC to support the call from Christians in Palestine and ask the Canadian Council of Churches and its members how they can speak of Christian fellowship or communion while denying, supporting, justifying, or remaining silent in the face of genocide.

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Our partners, collaborators, cosponsors and more…

• International Center for Justice for Palestine (ICJP) Canada
• Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF)
• Canadian Lawyers for International Human Rights (CLAIHR)
• Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR)
• Al-Haq
• Canadian Foreign Policy Institute (CFPI)
• Palestinian Canadian Congress (PCC)
• Labour4Palestine
• Independent Jewish Voices (IJV)
• SURJ Toronto
• Ontario Palestinian Rights Association (OPRA)
• Palestinian & Jewish Unity (PAJU)
• Eyewitness Gaza
• Health workers Alliance for Palestine (HAP)
• Ottawa Healthcare Professionals for Palestine (OHCP4P)
• Ottawa Families Against APR
• World Beyond War (WBW)
• CPSA London
• Canada Palestine Association Vancouver
• Al Awda
• Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM) Toronto
• Writers Against War on Gaza (WAWOG) Toronto
• Neighbours for Palestine: Waterloo Region
• Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM) Kitchener-Waterloo-Cambridge
• Guelph 4 Palestine
• Toronto World Beyond War
• Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East (CJPME)
• Boycott Indigo Books
• Scottish Sport for Palestine
• Irish Sport for Palestine
• Palestine Solidarity Halifax
• Defense for Children International – Palestine (DCIP)
• Retired Teachers Divest BC
• Queers for Palestine Toronto
• No Arms in the Arts
• Labour for Palestine

• Kashmir Law and Justice Project
• Toronto Palestinian Film Festival
• Friends of Sabeel North Aerica
• Good Shepherd Collective
• Artists Against Artwashing
• Palestine Tribunal
• International Civil Liberties Monitoring Group (ICLMG)
• Vote Palestine
• Hamilton Coalition To Stop the War
• St. Johns Palestinian Solidarity
• Iranian Canadian Congress
• 2River4Palestine
• Regina Peace Council
• Solidarité Sherbrooke Palestine
• Africa for Palestine
• Doctors Against Genocide
• South Asian Diaspora Action Collective (SADAC)
• Kashmir Scholars Consultative Advocacy Network (KSCAN)
• Academics for Palestine-Concordia
• Canadian Forum for Human Rights and Democracy in India
• Canadian Voices for Palestinian Rights
• Stand With Kashmir
• Palestine House

and the following coalitions and networks

• Global Sanctions Coalition
• Canada-wide Peace and Justice Network
• FIFA Global Network
• Sanctions Kill
• Palestine Advocacy Network
• Canadian BDS Coalition & International BDS Allies
• Coalition du Québec URGENCE Palestine

… and others!

Thank you for all the support. We will continue this work in 2026 and beyond. We are committed to this work rooted in anti-imperialism, decolonization, and the struggles of peoples oppressed by colonial systems globally, with a focus on the people of Kashmir and Palestine.