Tulay at Gabay

UPAABC is undertaking a community-led project to address rising insecurity among Filipino migrants in Canada amid shifting immigration policies. Through gatherings across BC, the initiative will build solidarity, share strategies, and advocate for policy change—centering care and collective action.

Your story can spark change.

At the Tulay at Gabay May 10 Migrants Convention, we heard powerful stories from Filipino care workers, health workers, international students, and temporary residents. Now it’s your turn—share your insights and help shape meaningful change in our community.

Uplifting Filipino Migrants Amid Change

Faced with the deepening insecurity surrounding Filipino migrants in Canada—especially in light of the government’s abrupt reductions to immigration levels and critical changes to caregiver and temporary worker programs—this UPAABC initiative emerges as a powerful act of care and collective resistance.

UPAABC is undertaking a year-long, community-led project to uplift Filipino voices, build solidarity, and spark policy advocacy grounded in lived experience. With international students, caregivers, seasonal workers, and other temporary residents at risk of falling through the cracks of shifting immigration laws, this initiative offers a safe and empowering space for connection, support, and strategic organizing.

Through a series of inclusive community gatherings, Filipino migrants across BC will come together to share stories, build networks of trust, and develop informed strategies for pushing policy change at both provincial and federal levels. By centering care, resilience, and unity, the project paves a path toward policy that reflects the dignity and strength of Filipino migrant communities.

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