ACORN Action Safety Protocols During COVID-19
Stay safe while you fight back by following these steps at ACORN actions.
Stay safe while you fight back by following these steps at ACORN actions.
ACORN Canada, founded in 2004, is a grassroots membership based organization that has rapidly grown into one of the country's most effective voices for low- and moderate-income Canadians. With over 130,000 members in 22 chapters in 9 cities across the country, our central purpose is to effectively represent and champion the interests of Canada's low- and moderate-income urban citizens on the critical issues of social and economic justice.
See ACORN's annual report for 2017.
Read BC ACORN's submission to the Province's consultation on the poverty reduction strategy.
See ACORN's annual report for 2019.
Posted February 24, 2020
ACORN Canada's Platform for the 2019 Federal Election
See ACORN's annual report for 2018.
By introducing a National Housing Strategy (NHS) and making a commitment to a rights-based approach to housing, the Federal Government is taking a significant step towards tackling Canada’s housing crisis. ACORN members welcome this national plan. Yet, we acknowledge that there is a long way to go to overcome the systemic issues that have led to so many homeless and underhoused Canadians.