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For the last few months HCCI has been hosting a unique program called Between Friends - Black, Indigenous, and Racialized Queer Youth Circle.

We are returning on Tuesday June 23, 2026, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm, the event will be hosted at the HCCI office at 423 King Street East.

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We are currently seeking 3 new board members to join our team. You can apply by emailing your cv to board@hcci.ca along with a brief statement about why you'd like to work with HCCI.

We are recruiting a treasurer and two general Directors for terms to start as soon as possible…

In 2025 we started work on a project looking at histories of anti-South Asian racism in Hamilton as we see an alarming rise in this rhetoric. We are now extending the project to share learning and hear from local experience, emphasizing respect for privacy and the right to share…

As summer approaches, the City is committed to helping make the season safe, active, and positive for youth, families, and communities. This year’s Summer Safety Plan takes a coordinated, place-based approach by focusing resources and supports in areas and during times where they…

In partnership with the Woodland Cultural Centre, the Canadian Race Relations Foundation is pleased to offer Silent No More—an impactful virtual experience designed to encourage awareness, education and reflection on the legacy of Indian residential schools in Canada.  

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The Social Research and Demonstration Corporation (SRDC), with support from CERIC, is conducting a national survey of career development practitioners working with at-risk youth who have not yet graduated from high school. The study aims to understand the challenges in engaging…

Family Navigation Project (FNP) is recruiting new members for their Family Advisory Council (FAC). This is an opportunity for caregivers with lived experience, including parents, siblings, family members, and loved ones, to share insights, challenges, and experiences that can…

Canadian Immigrant is proud to announce the Canadian Immigrant Fair for newcomers is returning to Toronto on June 19, 2026! 

Held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre (255 Front St. W.), the Canadian Immigrant Fair is a free, one-stop event connecting newcomers with information…

The National Bilingual Online Community of Practice (CoP) is seeking French-speaking facilitators for its 2026–2027 digital programming. To view the announcement, please click here. (in French )

Apply to become an IRCNFF Peer Champion! Support immigrant and refugee communities by hosting 2 educational events on domestic violence. Training, resources, and honorarium provided. Open across Ontario. Deadline: May 26, 2026.