The Community Day includes a 3-hour morning training session facilitated by Statistics Canada, covering key information such as hate crime data trends, reporting options, hate crime on the internet, and response protocols. In the optional afternoon session, the CRRF will be hosting a community-led -panel on supporting victims of hate, followed by a series of discussion groups with people across different sectors to build constructive dialogue on key themes such as reporting, data collection, and raising awareness. 

Please submit your application by May 15, 9AM PST at this link: https://crrf-fcrr.ca/building-bridges-workshops/ . We will take applications until the deadline or when our total event capacity has been met. We encourage you to apply as soon as possible.