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Become an Amnesty Member - Overview

Amnesty members in Canada

Welcome to the member’s area of Amnesty Canada's website. On these pages, you will find information to help you get better acquainted with Amnesty, and become active in the world's largest human rights organization.





Voices of hope, voices of change Voices of hope, voices of change

As an Amnesty member, you’re part of a worldwide movement of almost two million people. Every day you’re helping those whose human rights are under attack.

You stand in solidarity with human rights defenders – people who often risk their lives and safety in the continuing struggle for human rights. Your support is protecting these courageous individuals from harassment, torture, beatings and “disappearances”.

Voices of hope, voices of change is a slideshow profiling human rights defenders and other Amnesty members. Click here to view the slideshow.


Become an Amnesty Member:
These pages provide you with information on what it means to be a member of Amnesty, how to become a member, and allows you to update and manage your membership information.

Get More Involved: Once you have joined Amnesty, go here to find information about how to get involved in Amnesty activities. You will find information such as how to join/start a group, how to do on-line actions, how to take actions on your own, and much much more!

Want to deepen your human rights activism and knowledge? Amnesty International Canada provides bursaries to members wishing to enrol in educational programs or design their own projects related to human rights. For more information and a copy of the application form, click here to launch a pdf.

Autumn 2005 issue of The CandleNewsletters: Find out more about Amnesty's print and online publications. Read articles from the most recent issues of The Candle, the newsletter for Amnesty members who renew their membership annually.


Tools & Resources: Here you will find information that will aid you in your activism. Go here to get information on the organizational structures at Amnesty such as branch leadership structure, fieldworker and country coordinator information. You will also find links to the Activist Toolkit and the Cultural Diversity Toolkit (coming soon!) and downloadable materials located on this page.