'Stereotypes & Racism' Virtual Workshop

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Be a part of this important discussion exposing  stereotypes of Indigenous people and the racism that endures today.

The Canadian Race Relations Foundation, in partnership with the Woodland Cultural Centre, will be providing a virtual workshop on Anti-Indigenous discrimination, facilitated by culturally-trained Indigenous experts, who will examine how society shapes and perpetuates stereotypes and racism through advertising, cinema, systemic/institutional racism, and more.Don’t miss your opportunity to be a part of this important discussion exposing stereotypes of Indigenous people and the racism that endures today. Make sure to take this crucial step towards Truth and Reconciliation with the Woodland Cultural Centre.The Woodland Cultural Centre was established in October 1972 under the direction of the Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians upon the closure of the Mohawk Institute Residential School. The Centre serves to preserve and promote Indigenous history, art, language and culture.The Canadian Race Relations Foundation was created by the Government of Canada as a Crown Corporation in 1996, as part of the Japanese Canadian Redress Agreement, to reaffirm the principles of justice and equality for all in Canada.Simultaneous translation will be available.-------------------------------------------La Fondation canadienne des relations raciales, en partenariat avec le Woodland Cultural Centre, offrira un atelier virtuel sur la discrimination anti-autochtone. L’atelier sera animé par des experts autochtones formés aux réalités culturelles qui analyseront de quelle façon la société crée et perpétue les stéréotypes et le racisme au travers de la publicité, du cinéma, du racisme systémique/institutionnel, et d’autres moyens. Ne ratez pas cette occasion de participer à ce débat important sur les stéréotypes liés aux populations autochtones et sur le racisme auquel elles sont confrontées encore aujourd’hui. Venez franchir cette étape essentielle à la vérité et à la réconciliation avec le Woodland Cultural Centre.Le Woodland Cultural Centre a été créé en octobre 1972 sous la direction de l’Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians, après la fermeture du Mohawk Institute, l’ancien pensionnat fédéral pour Autochtones. Le centre s’est donné pour mission de sauvegarder l’histoire, l’art, la langue et la culture indigènes et d’en faire la promotion.La Fondation canadienne des relations raciales est une société d’État créée en 1996 par le gouvernement du Canada dans le cadre de l’Entente de redressement à l’égard des Canadiens japonais pour réaffirmer les principes de justice et d’égalité pour tous au Canada.L’atelier sera offert avec traduction simultanée.

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