Learning Anti-Racism Toolkit

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Images from Toolkit Workshops

The Anti-Racism Toolkit consists of eight sessions of 1.5 to 2 hours, each of which can be used alone (links below) or as part of the series. Time can be added to sessions for more discussion, and/or Q&A if there’s an invited guest.

Video OVERVIEW of the Toolkit (6 min.)

An informational slide deck on the Toolkit’s contents, purpose and use (10 slides)

THE TOOLKIT (downloadable):

Complete Toolkit with ALL Workshops (30 pages, pdf file)

Session videos, available for download to your computer

INDIVIDUAL workshops/sessions:

1. One Race: The Human Family

2. Islamophobia: Racist Myths & Skewed Narratives

3. Anti-Asian Racism: Appreciating the Asian-Canadian Heritage

4. Antisemitism: A Cyclical Scourge

5. Anti-Indigenous Racism: Re-evaluating Canadian History

6. Anti-Indigenous Racism: Indigenous Health, A Call to Action

7. Anti-Black Racism: Rediscovering Black History in Canada

8. Anti-Black Racism: Black History in North America

In Pacific Northwest Indigenous culture, the lesson of the hummingbird legend is that each person has gifts to give. Other meanings are health, joy, and harmonious relationship.

Learning Anti-Racism FACILITATOR’S Guide (pdf file)

A recording of the Toolkit Launch with overview and modeling of the first workshop (The Human Family) is at this link.

This project was funded by the Vancouver Foundation and the BC Multiculturalism Branch. We thank them for their encouragement and support.