Canadian Jewish Political Affairs Committee
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The Canadian Jewish Political Affairs Committee (CJPAC) is a Canadian national, independent, multi-partisan organization.
Its mandate is to engage Jewish and pro-Israel Canadians in the democratic process and to foster active political participation. CJPAC is dedicated to helping community members build relationships within Canadian politics.
CJPAC's programs include a Fellowship program which is geared toward university students, the Generation program for high school students, the summer camp tour, and campaign training. CJPAC's events include the ACTION parties held in Montreal and Toronto, as well as Women in Politics.
Members of CJPAC encourage Canadians to get involved in the democratic process during and between elections.
References
- Tulchinsky, Gerald. Taking Root: The Origins of the Canadian Jewish Community. Toronto, Ont: Lester Pub., 1992.
- Abella, Irving. A Coat of Many Colours: Two Centuries of Jewish Life in Canada. Toronto: Lester Pub., 1990.
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Jewish advocacy and political organizations in Canada
- Atlantic Jewish Council
- B'nai Brith Canada
- Canadian Institute for Jewish Research
- Canadian Jewish Political Affairs Committee
- Canadian Young Judaea
- Canadian Zionist Federation
- Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs
- Habonim Dror
- Hashomer Hatzair
- Independent Jewish Voices Canada
- United Jewish People's Order
- Canada-Israel Committee
- Canadian Federation of Jewish Students
- Canadian Jewish Congress
- Jewish Defense League
- Jewish Labor Committee
- New Fraternal Jewish Association
- Organization for Jewish Colonization in Russia
- Union of Progressive Zionists
- Zionist Organization of Canada
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