Canadian Crossroads International is working to reduce poverty by creating sustainable livelihoods for all through the development of local economies.

To achieve a broad range of development goals, from reducing violence to building local economies, one common thread must link our strategies: the empowerment of women.

    • Crossroader awarded 2010 Tarnopolsky Human Rights Award
      Congratulations to Crossroader Jayne Stoyles who received the 2010 Tarnopolsky Human Rights Award from The Canadian Bar Association for her outstanding contributions to domestic and international human rights. Among many other achievements, Jayne Stoyles helped set up the Canadian Centre for International Justice (CCIJ). Listen to Jayne's interview on CBC.
    • Moving stories from a year of giving 
      Crossroader Larry Scanlan (Senegal 2008) was recently interviewed by the Calgary Herald about his volunteering experience. His book on the new face of philantropy and the nature of personal engagement is a must-read. Click here to read the article.
    • Tensions in Niger ease 
      Crossroads does not currently have any volunteers in Niger. We have been in contact with all partners in Niger and they have assured us they are not at risk and are continuing their programming. CCI partners and staff are monitoring the situation closely.
    • Volunteer in Zimbabwe! 
      CCI and the Women's Coalition of Zimbabwe (WCoZ) are pleased to offer two new volunteer opportunities in support of women and girls' rights in Zimbabwe. Don't miss out on these great human and profesional experiences!
    • CCI is Recruiting!
      Follow this link for overseas postings.  To find out about employment opportunities click here
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