Local relationships. Collective power.
The
Kairos
Network
The People Power that Kairos builds is an intricate web of relationships and collaborations built through delegations, coalitions, planning teams and more. Collectively, they support the work of systems change and centring reconciliation.
Five connected regions
A
network with
Five Regions.
Local contacts, community groups, issue-based groups and regional coordinating committees turn shared concerns into learning, advocacy and public action.
BC–Yukon Prairies North Northwest Ontario & Manitoba Great Lakes–St. Lawrence Atlantic
The Kairos Network includes:
Local contacts
People who commit to represent Kairos locally. They welcome and connect new people, circulate Kairos information and assist staff by hosting events or visitors.
Regional coordinating committees
Mentor leadership, connect groups and convene regional gatherings.
Local groups
Act on justice priorities through ongoing ecumenical – sometimes interfaith – relationships, and working with local partners.
Issue-based groups
Organize around a short-term campaign or a sustained priority such as reconciliation or climate action.