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Standing still is not an option. It’s time for you to make a move.


With your help, Mines Action Canada (MAC) can continue supporting efforts to forever put an end to the human suffering caused by landmines, cluster bombs and explosive remnants of war.


This can happen in our lifetime, but only with your help.
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Connect with MAC via Twitter and Facebook!

During the final weeks of the election campaign MAC wants to continue to connect with as many of our supporters on facebook and twitter as possible. Please join with us and be a part of this exciting dialogue on these two distinct platforms that have had such a large impact on this election campaign. 

If you are not already following MAC on facebook please click here. If you are interested in following MAC on twitter please click here. 
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Lend Your Leg and Stand With Survivors

On April 4, 2012, Mines Action Canada is asking you to Lend Your Leg and Stand with Survivors.

People around the world will be rolling up their pant leg to stand with landmine survivors, show those survivors that they are not alone and tell governments that supporting survivors is important to us all.

We are inviting you to join us in this exciting new campaign. Learn More

Young Professional Internship Program Deadline Extended

Mines Action Canada has extended the deadline for applications to the Young Professionals Internship Program to February 1, 2012, to give all eligible applicants time to apply. For more information and details on how to apply, visit our web site at: http://www.minesactioncanada.org/youth/young-professional-internship-program.

New youth campaign launched in support of the needs of survivors

On January 25, 2012, the Youth to Youth Action Network officially launched its Take the Next Step with Survivors! Campaign, under the guidance of Mines Action Canada.

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Mines Action Canada Launches Online Campaign Tool Linking Landmine, Cluster Bomb and Disability Treaties

OTTAWA, CANADA -- As the mine ban movement celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2012, Mines Action Canada is commemorating the milestone today by launching a new interactive campaign tool to explain and make connections among three groundbreaking international humanitarian treaties: the 1997 Ottawa Landmine Treaty, the 2008 Convention on Cluster Munitions, and the 2006 Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

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