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About the CRRF
The Canadian Race Relations Foundation is Canada's leading agency dedicated to the elimination of racism and all forms of racial discrimination in Canadian society. Read More
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Story-telling webinar
Join us live on Tuesday June 28th from 3:30pm-4:30pm for our latest webinar on the art of story-telling! Read More
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2016 Youth Challenge!
Enter the challenge! Read More
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National Conference
Join diversity and inclusion professionals, community leaders and city-builders to discuss Realizing an Inclusive Canada: 2017 and Beyond Read More
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Best Practices
Apply now for our Awards of Excellence! Read More
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The Our Canada Project
Constructing a national framework for dialogue on Canadian values through culture, faith and identity Read More
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Check out what's happening with the CRRF at our upcoming events! Read More
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150 Stories: Celebrating Canada's sesquicentennial! One story every week for 150 weeks. Browse stories about Canada and being Canadian. Read More
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For decades corporate Canada had assumed that government was in control of the well-being of Aboriginal peoples in Canada. Sadly the poverty, exclusion and abuse from institutions such as the Residential School System continued to fail Aboriginal peoples on all fronts from health to education, political inclusion to economics.Read More
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Chai Bouphaphanh was born in Vientiane, Laos in 1967, and lived there until 1978. Due to the Vietnam War and repercussions in their country, Chai’s parents made the difficult decision to leave.Read More
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I often get asked to be a speaker, or panellist at various events and conferences. “Teresa,” they say, “you’d be great for this.”Read More
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Usually, when I want to speak with a distinguished figure such as Tamara Thermitus, I first send an email introducing myself. I don’t expect a reply, but I use the email as the basis for a telephone follow-up a few days later. This time, however, I had barely clicked the…Read More
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Read up on our latest media releases, articles and announcements! Read More
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Statement By The Prime Minister Of Canada On La Fête Nationale Du Québec And Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day
The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today issued the following statement on la Fête nationale du Québec and Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day.Read More -
TORONTO, Tuesday, June 21, 2016 /CNW/ – On this National Aboriginal Day, the Canadian Race Relations Foundation (CRRF) joins in the celebration of Indigenous cultures in Canada while renewing its commitment as a national contributor to the ongoing efforts regarding reconciliation.Read More
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TORONTO, June 15, 2016 /CNW/ – The Canadian Race Relations Foundation is launching an interactive video project titled “Proud to Be,” to explore the perspectives and experiences of individuals living in Canada – from Indigenous peoples to newcomers. The initiative will heighten awareness and respect for Canadian values as the country prepares to celebrate its sesquicentennial in 2017.Read More
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As our series of Cross-Canada Workshops focusing on faith closed in Halifax in May, it remains clear that the dialogue around faith and spirituality – important parts of our diversity – must move forward. The 2016 survey of Muslims in Canada, conducted by the Environics Institute in partnership with the CRRF, clearly showed that members of this religious group experience discrimination. Muslim youth are concerned that this type of discrimination will grow in the years to come.Read More
