National Francophone Immigration Week 2019

Theme 2020 : Ma couleur francophone

Racial discrimination against Black people matters to you?

This 8th edition of National Francophone Immigration Week is an opportunity to open a dialogue on the reality of systemic racism, which many immigrants suffer and to learn about other cultures.

Many activities will bring together Francophones, whatever their origins, and promote exchanges. For all Francophones, the Week represents the pride of flourishing in inclusive Francophone communities and of being involved in the construction of an identity rich in its diversity.

Do you want to organize an activity in your city?

Contact the 'Réseau en immigration francophone' from your region.

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Building Community through Diversity !

National Francophone Immigration Week is an opportunity to bring together Francophones from diverse backgrounds and to promote dialogue.

Are you young or old or somewhere in between? Are you a Francophone or a Francophile? You’re invited, along with your friends and family, to participate in the many activities taking place right across Canada.

National Francophone Immigration Week is coordinated by the Fédération des communautés francophones et acadienne du Canada (Federation of Francophone and Acadian Communities of Canada, FCFA) and the country's Réseaux en immigration francophone (Francophone Immigration Networks, RIFs). Every year, during the first week of November, some one hundred local, provincial and national activities take place all across the country. They include school celebrations, workshops and training sessions dealing with immigration, and cultural evenings.

Our Families, Here and Abroad

The seventh annual National Francophone Immigration Week will highlight the importance of families, both biological and adoptive, for integrating immigrants and helping them thrive.