Who We Are
The Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies (CASIS) is a nonpartisan, voluntary organization established in 1985. Its purpose is to provide informed debate in Canada on security and intelligence issues. A distinguished board of directors comprised of professionals of national and international reputation and status oversee the operations of the association.
History
The Evolution of CASIS
Over Four Decades
For 40 years, CASIS has held an annual meeting and has sponsored events, symposia, and other initiatives on intelligence and security-related themes. The first conference was held at Glendon College in Toronto in June 1984 with others being held in Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, and Halifax; more recently, annual Symposia have been held in Ottawa.
What We Do
Today CASIS’s aims are:
To promote the study of intelligence and security in Canada.
To provide an interdisciplinary, diverse and inclusive forum for interested persons to discuss topics related to security and intelligence.
To encourage research in intelligence and security in the interest of higher education, scholarship, and an informed public opinion.
To facilitate awareness and understanding of the Canadian security and intelligence landscape.
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