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The Non-Smokers' Rights Association (NSRA) and the Smoking and Health Action Foundation (SHAF) are two Canadian non-profit organizations dedicated to tobacco control and public health promotion. Established in 1974, NSRA focuses on raising public awareness about tobacco-related health issues while SHAF serves as a policy think-tank, guiding governments and NGOs in public policy research aimed at reducing tobacco-related diseases and deaths. Both organizations have been instrumental in advancing tobacco control initiatives in Canada and internationally, having contributed significantly to the development of effective regulatory measures and educational materials. Their collaborative efforts have garnered recognition, including prestigious awards for their impact on public health and their commitment to changing perceptions about the tobacco industry. Generated from the website

Rooftops Canada Foundation is dedicated to improving housing conditions and building sustainable communities, primarily focusing on Sub-Saharan Africa, where a significant portion of urban families live in slums. By collaborating with local partners, the organization supports urban populations, particularly women, in securing their rights to live in peace and dignity. Through initiatives like the Women's Spaces Project, Rooftops Canada aims to enhance women's rights to land, housing, and livelihoods in urban settings across several African countries. Their work promotes gender equality and advocates for housing rights, contributing to healthier and more equitable communities. Generated from the website

The Canadian Association of Law Libraries (CALL) is dedicated to promoting the professional development and networking opportunities for law librarians across Canada. With a commitment to enhancing the usefulness of Canadian law libraries, CALL fosters cooperation among its members and provides a platform for discussions related to law library work. CALL organizes events such as the annual conference and various workshops, aimed at supporting legal information specialists in their careers. The association also offers mentorship programs, scholarships, and resources to further the interests of its members and the field of law librarianship. Generated from the website