Centre reconciliation
Embed reconciliation in governance, culture, partnerships and daily practice.
KAIROS strategic plan 2026–2029
The Two-Way
Path
KAIROS is renewing its purpose and sharpening its role in movements for justice—bringing reconciliation to the centre, connecting issues and building collective power.
Why this plan, why now
Distinct paths.
Shared direction.
Climate disruption, conflict, displacement, gender inequality and economic injustice interact and reinforce one another. Justice movements are responding with decentralized leadership, stronger networks and deeper relationships across difference.
Inspired by the spirit of the Two Row Wampum, the Two-Way Path holds Indigenous sovereignty and ways of being alongside settler learning and responsibility. The paths remain distinct while moving in a shared direction.
Advance systems change
Challenge colonialism, ecological destruction, gender inequality and displacement through coordinated work.
Renew people power
Expand participation through inclusion, youth engagement and shared leadership.
Accountability in practice
A living
plan.
Shared working agreements guide how KAIROS practises respect, repairs harm, communicates decisions, shares power and carries responsibility. Cycles of learning, action and reflection keep the plan responsive.
- EducationDeepen systems analysis and create clear paths into collective action.
- RelationshipsSustain trust, reciprocity and leadership across communities.
- AdvocacyFocus campaigns on root causes, policy influence and public narrative.