The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination is celebrated annually on March 21st. On that day in 1960, 69 people at a peaceful demonstration in Sharpeville, South Africa were killed. Learn more about why this day was created and some of the ways you can help bring an end to racism.
Locally, several organizations have partnered together to offer a forum in recognition of this day. You will have the opportunity to view a film on the topic and then hear from a panel. The event is at KPL Central and the panel includes: Carl Cadogan, CEO, Reception House Ruth Cameron, Executive Director, ACCKWA Lori Campbell, Director, Waterloo Indigenous Student Centre, uWaterloo Lu Roberts, MSW, Ahwenehaode Indigenous Justice Program, Indigenous Justice Coordinator It is moderated by: Dr. Ciann Wilson, Assistant Professor, Community Psychology, Wilfrid Laurier University There is more information in the attached image and you can register for this free event here. #365ofgoodWR
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