 CACOR MEMBERS |
JOIN US! APPLY FOR MEMBERSHIP
The Canadian Association for the Club of Rome (CACOR) is a dynamic and informative association whose members discuss pertinent global topics with some of the most informed, eminent, and articulate specialists. Its mission is to foster widespread understanding of the relationship between human activities and the environment needed for long-term preservation of human civilization.
Apply to be a part of a group that is bringing change. CACOR is dedicated to promoting study, open discussion, and action among Canadians on Canadian and world problems.
“As a new member of this dynamic organization, I have found an alignment with my life purpose by integrating the skills of other CACOR members with my own in a challenging project with a potential for a meaningful contribution to protecting the planet. Being directly involved and watching it come to fruition is very rewarding.”
~ Yasmin Asgarali, CACOR member
BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP
- Zoom presentations on a wide range of topics by experts in their fields drawn from Canada and abroad. Presentations are followed by lively discussions. Attendance includes CACOR members, members of the United States Club of Rome, and overseas members of the international Club of Rome. The presentations are posted on YouTube. Members can influence the choice of speakers and participate in running the sessions.
- Social gatherings (lunches and picnics), usually with presentations and discussions—a long-standing hallmark of CACOR—take place as appropriate.
- CACOR manages several moderated online forums for discussion and sharing of information. These provide a dynamic resource for members, with the exchange of a wealth of articles, sources, and opinions. All content is searchable.
- CACOR’s public website is a rich and up-to-date resource. Members are invited to contribute. The vast collection is searchable.
- CACOR studies and the website provide a foundation for personal understanding, as well as for individual and collective advocacy.
- CACOR has agreements for collaboration with both the Group of 78 and the Canadian Meteorological Society (CMOS). These provide access to each other’s activities at the rates of the host society.
HOW TO APPLY
Step 1 Please download and fill out our simple application form. (It is a fillable PDF that can be completed online.)
Step 2 Email the completed form to our Membership Coordinator, as noted at the bottom of the form. They will review the application and contact you.
Step 3 Please do not pay any membership fees until you hear from us! Thanks.