Membership

BECOME A MEMBER

Through membership, individuals and organization delegates are able to join the NAJC Annual General Meeting (AGM), which is hosted in a different Canadian city each year. At the AGM, Individual Members and delegates of Member Organizations are able to pass motions and vote. They are also able to nominate and second Committee candidates and National Executive Board candidates during an election year.

Members are able to participate in discussions and projects which are of benefit to the Japanese Canadian community. Also, within the NAJC Human Rights mandate, they may become involved in initiatives supporting Aboriginal and other racial and ethnic minority communities in Canada.

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MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES

Member Organizations $600/year
For Non Profit Organizations or Association

  • The cost of attending the AGM is subsidized by the NAJC, for one delegate of the Member Organization.
  • Voting privileges

Associate Member Organizations $100/year
For Non Profit Organizations or Associations who wish to enjoy the benefits of affiliation

  • The cost of attending the AGM is not subsidized by the NAJC
  • No voting privileges

Individual Members
Adult (26+) $50.00/year
Senior (65+)/Youth (25 & under) $25.00/year

  • The cost of attending the AGM is not subsidized by the NAJC
  • Voting privileges

Download Membership Form*
To download forms to your computer, right click on link and select “save link as . . .” or “save target as . . .”.

* Please note that most fields in the Membership Form can now be filled out directly on the PDF file on your computer. The application does require a signature, though, once the application is complete it must be printed out and signed. Pages must then be faxed or mailed in to complete the application process. Please read all instructions carefully to ensure that your application is complete.

*Annual membership fees are subject to change.

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President's Message

  • December 2011
    December 2011

    Like the iconic Japanese song of immigrants, Watari Dori (Birds of Passage), we are all transients looking for a place to alight and to call home. Fortunately, I have returned to Japan numerous times, but the Japan of my youth has long disappeared . . . [...] Read more →

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