Canadian Federation of Students
511-294 Portage Ave R3C 0B9 Winnipeg, MB, Canada

The International Student Identity Card (ISIC) is for international and domestic students and is your passport to access student discounts in Canada and around the world. An ISIC is the only internationally-recognized student ID, making cardholders members of a truly global club. Every year more than 4.5 million students from 130 countries use their ISIC to take advantage of offers on travel [when safe], shopping, museums and more, worldwide. Amazon, Davids Tea, VIA Rai...l, Greyhound and Hotels.com are just some examples of places where ISIC members qualify for discounts. Students at the University of Winnipeg, Brandon University, Université de Saint-Boniface, and the University of Manitoba can visit www.isiccanada.ca/cfsfcee to register for your free virtual ISIC as a benefit of your membership in the Canadian Federation of Students! **Please note you will need to upload some proof of your student status; a pic of your student card, a screenshot of your timetable, or a letter of acceptance are just some examples that qualify.**

Join us for the premiere of The Black Student Experience! A documentary by Black Students' Caucus.

Tomorrow! Register for free here: https://bit.ly/36H8MMF

Announcing our second Black History Month Panel, "Solidarity Across Movements" from 2:00-3:45 p.m. EST featuring Sandy Hudson, Shanese Steele, Chùk Odenigbo, and Yara Shoufani. Join us on Feb 4 by registering through Eventbrite:https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-black-student-experience-in

Visit www.cfsmb.ca/campaigns/healthcareforall to email your elected representatives! [Image Description] Four images list the four deman...ds of Healthcare For All Manitoba in black text on a red background: A heart with a pulse running through it is next to white text that reads, "Our Demands" 1. Immediately provide comprehensive and free healthcare coverage - including vaccination - to all residents of Manitoba regardless of immigration status including refugee claimants, migrant workers, international students, dependent children of temporary residents, and undocumented residents. This must be permanently enshrined in legislation. 2. Inform all healthcare institutions and providers of expanded coverage for those without health insurance, the policy details and how they will be implemented, as well as the necessary protocols on coverage changes, the application of billing codes, and the cessation of registration or billing fees. 3. Develop and implement a multilingual communication campaign in partnership with organizations serving migrants and newcomers to inform all those currently without provincial health care coverage about the availability of COVID testing, treatment, and vaccination without a health card. 4. Create and enforce strict confidentiality policies and provide staff with training to protect the safety of residents with precarious immigration status and ensure they can access health care without jeopardizing their ability to remain in Canada. Access Without Fear policies prevent sharing personal health information or immigration status with immigration authorities.

Announcing our first Black History Month panel! "Black Students Matter" from 12:30-1:45 p.m. EST featuring Debbie Owusu-Akeeyah, Bilan Arte, and Eternity Marti...s (author of "They Said This Would be Fun".) Please join us on Feb 4 by registering with the link in our bio (link to Eventbrite) #BHM2021