At the ICC, we believe that our team is the key to the successful delivery of the Institute’s programs and to sustaining success over the long term. Our team members bring a diversity of perspectives, passions, and talents to citizenship building and advocacy and reflect the lived experiences of Canadian society.
Our Values
Belonging
We believe that Canada is the most welcoming country on Earth, and we work to foster a sense of belonging in all who participate in our programming, building memories and a sense of ownership.
Opportunity
Our role is to unlock Canada for newcomers, giving them a chance to be fully involved in all that Canada has to offer from the moment they arrive.
Active Citizenship
We encourage all Canadians to take seriously the responsibilities of citizenship, through participating in Canadian political life, volunteering and becoming involved in their communities.
Reconciliation
We engage in reconciliation efforts by education ourselves, directing newcomers to reconciliation resources, and using our platforms to be strong voices for advocating for indigenous peoples.
We’re Hiring
Are you interested in working with the ICC? Please send your CV and cover letter to careers@inclusion.ca.
Senior Manager, Philanthropy
Our organization stands on the precipice of explosive growth. Since relaunching our Canoo Access Pass in May, over 40,000 people have downloaded the application: a 500% increase over previous levels. To play the role Canada needs us to play, we need to grow – a lot. Will you help us with that? The opportunity is clearly there to be seized, and while our philanthropy team is extremely talented and hard-working, it is too small for the size of the job at hand.
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The Rt. Hon. Adrienne Clarkson and John Ralston Saul
Co-Founders & Co-Chairs
Institute for Canadian Citizenship
“We built the Institute for Canadian Citizenship (ICC) on the basis of a simple vision: a society where everyone belongs is one we can all be proud to call home. Our goal is to unlock Canada for newcomers, in hopes that we can make our country a more welcoming place.”
