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Two Steps Back: An Open Letter to Jim Carr

Open Letter to Jim Carr from United for Mining Justice Honorable Jim Carr Minister of International Trade Diversification House of...

May Month of Action - time for the Liberals to respond!

This May, members of United for Mining Justice participated in public actions across Canada to call on the federal government to live up...

Take Action for Mining Justice This May!

Global partners who live in communities affected by Canadian mining are asking us to do something to address the serious human rights...

Mining Justice Webinar: Meet the Presenters

United for Mining Justice is excited about the upcoming Mining Justice Webinar on June 8 from 1:30-3:30pm Eastern Time. Check out who's...

US and Canadian Governments: Stop Intervention in support of Tahoe Resources

United Church Pension Board: Reconsider your decision and divest from Goldcorp

Take Action for Mining Justice This May!

Living Solidarity? Pension Board of the United Church of Canada refuses to divest from Goldcorp desp

UFMJ National Gathering Registration Open!

Feb. 22 Webinar: Invest in Life

United Church of Canada Pension Board Defies Will of the Church - Refuses to divest from Goldcorp

Guatemalans to appeal case against Tahoe Resources in BC court; Reminder that Canada must be open fo

Government not doing enough on violence near Canadian-owned mines: Report

Fight Back News: 3 Days in rural Mindanao - Human rights abuse and land grabs

Two Steps Back: An Open Letter to Jim Carr

When you benefit from destruction: United Church Pension Board, Federal Government put economic inte

Mining and Migration: A call for radical action

WEBINAR: CLOSURE & RESTITUTION AT GOLDCORP MINE IN GUATEMALA

US and Canadian Governments: Stop Intervention in support of Tahoe Resources

Agua! Vida! Mais! The Xinca People are more alive now than ever!

Uprivers & Update on Mount Polley Mine Disaster - Webinar April 25

Illegal Mining in Western Sahara: Canadian government and companies forge ahead with deals despite h

The desecration of ancestral burial sites is an act of genocide: Indigenous and Settler Youth Denoun

Not Worth the Dirt They're Buried In: Canada's Aura Minerals continues to dig up the dead to

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