SCM Canada open letter of solidarity regarding Philippines arrests & torture

All Things New magazine calls for articles on home & economic justice

We are seeking submissions to the upcoming Spring 2010 All Things New magazine issue! (submit by March 10)

WSCF calls for release of 43 arrested and tortured in Philippines

The World Student Christian Federation expresses shock and dismay at the arrest and torture of 43 doctors, nurses and community health practitioners, including SCMers

SCM readies for Vancouver Olympics demonstrations, joins homelessness campaign

As SCMers across Canada rally together in Vancouver alongside SCM @ UBC and SCM Victoria this week, our cross-Canada movement has joined the Red Tent Campaign, a campaign to end homelessness just as the Winter Olympics begin and the world’s eyes are on Canada.

SCM speaks out on proroguing, raises concerns on torture and democracy

The Student Christian Movement of Canada (SCM) is speaking out in advance of anti-proroguing rallies planned all over the country Saturday.

SCM Haiti whereabouts unknown, Canadian students issue pastoral letter on disaster

SCM’s worldwide are being called upon to support the people of Haiti in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake last week.

SCM’s 10 highlights of 2009

2009 has seen our movement evolving into a more active, visible and relevant presence across Canada. Here’s a look back at the past year, and some visions of what’s ahead.

New film, ‘Climate Justice: All Creation Groans,’ launched in final week of Copenhagen

SCM Canada launched a new video today, Climate Justice: All Creation Groans, kicking off the final countdown in Copenhagen

JOB OPENING: SCM General Secretary

Would you like to work for SCM, a grassroots movement working for social justice, anti-oppression, community and spirituality? The SCM is now searching for a second General Secretary for a two-year contract. (Apply by January 6, 2010)

SCM decries government’s ‘political’ cuts to Kairos

The Student Christian Movement of Canada has expressed its shock and dismay at the news of the Canadian government’s decision to cut funding to KAIROS: Canadian Ecumenical Justice Initiatives, the SCM said in a statement today.