A list of resources that address the issues of racism, diversity and racial justice. They come from a variety of perspectives external to The Salvation Army, and are provided to broaden and deepen our conversations amongst ourselves and in the world at large.

"...a great visual for this amazing little word and what it means. I think of the mountains people conquer on the journey but also the beauty that can be found in and on that same mountain" - Lt. Colonel Lynn Armstrong

In Canada alone, 1 out of 7 people live in poverty. Many people face a cycle of poverty where they move from crisis to crisis and remain vulnerable. While there are countless contributors to this problem, there are few solutions and far fewer which involve the holistic well-being of each individual.Pathway of Hope, a territorial initiative,

Salvationists in Winnipeg, MB get equipped for mission in community.

Attendees explored together how to be a transforming influence in the communities of Bermuda.

Presentation focused on building relationships with our neighbours and venturing out of our buildings.

September is suicide prevention month in Canada.

Outreach event included music, food, fellowship, and fun.

Public park event used to reach out and be involved in the community.

Quebec Division increases capacity through learning of the territorial strategic priorities, including Integrated Mission (#4).