The Centre for New Immigrant Well-Being (CNIW) is a community-based, not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving the health and well-being of immigrants in Canada, with a strong focus on research, knowledge translation, community engagement, and culturally responsive programs. Since its establishment, CNIW has worked closely with academic institutions, healthcare professionals, community partners, and volunteers to promote equity, inclusion, and evidence-informed public health practice.

The CNIW Foundation is a federally registered charitable organization that supports CNIW’s mission through fundraising, grant development, and philanthropic initiatives, helping to sustain and expand CNIW’s impact in immigrant communities.

To support our continued growth and governance needs, CNIW is now inviting applications for new Board and Foundation Board members. All positions are voluntary and unpaid.

Available Positions

We are recruiting for the following roles:

1. CNIW Student Board Members

  • Up to 5 new positions
  • Open to motivated students who are interested in community engagement, public health, research, policy, or nonprofit leadership

2. CNIW Regular Board Members

  • Up to 3 new positions
  • Open to individuals with experience or interest in governance, community service, health, research, education, or related fields

3. CNIW Foundation Board Members

  • Up to 3 positions
  • Open to individuals with experience or strong interest in fundraising, philanthropy, nonprofit governance, finance, or community leadership

Application Materials

All applications should include:

  1. Curriculum Vitae (CV)
  2. Cover Letter, outlining your interest, relevant experience, and the position you are applying for
  3. Optional: One letter of recommendation

Submission & Review Process

  • Submission email:  editor@cniw.org
  • Deadline: Open until positions are filled
  • Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis as they are received
  • Shortlisted candidates may be invited for an interview, if deemed necessary by CNIW

Join Us

Serving on the CNIW Board or CNIW Foundation Board is an opportunity to contribute meaningfully to immigrant well-being, support evidence-based community initiatives, and work with a dedicated team of professionals, researchers, and community leaders.

We welcome applications from individuals of diverse backgrounds and experiences who share CNIW’s mission and values.