Certain racialized groups face systemic and intersectional barriers and prejudices that disproportionally impact them i.e. anti-black racism
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Solidarity between Immigrant, Refugee & Indigenous Peoples - A Focus on Gender-Based Violence
OCASI - Initiative to End Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is pleased to announce the upcoming self-directed online course: Solidarity between Immigrant, Refugee & Indigenous Peoples - A Focus on Gender-Based Violence
- Date: September 3 - October 8, 2024
- Registration deadline: September
Last updated Aug 22, 2024
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Ontario Strengthening Supports to Combat Hate and Create Safer Communities
The new Anti-Hate Security and Prevention Grant will help faith-based and cultural organizations enhance or implement measures to ensure community spaces remain safe and secure.Last updated Jul 30, 2024
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Course/Training
Solidarity Between Immigrant, Refugee and Indigenous Peoples: A Focus on Gender-Based Violence
The objective is to develop skills to promote solidarity between migrant and Indigenous Peoples in the context of providing settlement services.Last updated Jul 29, 2024
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Research/Dataset
Using Data to Integrate Antiracism
Using data to integrate anti-racism in the settlement sectorLast updated Jul 29, 2024
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Course/Training
Understanding and Responding to Gender-Based Violence in Immigrant and Refugee Communities
This FREE online course is developed to help front-line practitioners working with immigrant and refugee communities to better understand issues of gender-based violence (GBV) and develop a supportive response for survivors with intersectional identities.Last updated Jul 24, 2024
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Course/Training
Addressing Anti-Indigenous Racism in the Immigrant and Refuge-Serving Sector
OCASI is pleased to open registration for the upcoming self-directed online course on Addressing Anti-Indigenous Racism in the Immigrant and Refuge-Serving Sector.Last updated Dec 19, 2022
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Research/Dataset
Moving beyond the media’s ‘deficit lens’ is essential for racialised peoples to claim belonging. Here’s how they’re doing it
The Conversation November 7, 2022 Sukhmani Khorana
Australia’s mainstream media has long viewed refugees, migrants and Indigenous communities through a “deficit lens”. That’s where these populations – in all their glorious complexity – are framed simply as a “problem” that needs
Last updated Nov 9, 2022
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Research/Dataset
For queer Asians, community means family
By Diamond Yao • October 5, 2022 Xtra Magazine
From coast to coast, queer and trans Asian Canadians are coming out of the shadows and showing the world who they are. With anti-Asian violence on the upswing due to racist misperceptions about the origin and spread of COVID-19, and
Last updated Oct 11, 2022
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When I Write about Race, This Is What I’m Told
Christopher Cheung September 1, 2022 TheTyee.ca
[Editor’s note: Under the White Gaze originally ran as an exclusive Tyee email newsletter last fall. We’re republishing the full series of those essays on our site this month. This essay, the eighth in the series, was originally
Last updated Sep 8, 2022
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Research/Dataset
We need a better understanding of race, 'status' and indigeneity in Canada
Author: Celeste Pedri-Spade, Associate Professor & Queen’s National Scholar in Indigenous Studies, Queen’s University, OntarioLast updated Aug 10, 2022
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