Three people sit at a wooden table with laptops, notebooks, and drinks, smiling and laughing together in a casual, cozy setting that reflects diversity, equity and inclusion.

Now is not the time for Canada to walk away from diversity, equity and inclusion

Canada is a much different place than it was three years ago. In 2021, the topic of racial justice was front and centre in the public discourse in response to George Floyd’s tragic murder, the Black Lives Matter movement, anti-Asian harassment, and uneven progress toward reconciliation with Indigenous peoples. | By Michael Adams, Marva Bailey-Wisdom & Keith Neuman

Race relations Canada infographic for 2024 highlights statistics on hate incidents, direct experiences, locations, reporting rates, exposure by identity, and insights from the Environics Institute and Race Relations Foundation.

One in six Canadians say they have definitely or possibly been the target of a hate incident in the past year

The Race Relations in Canada 2024 Survey is the most comprehensive national survey to date focusing on Canadians’ experience with hate, a rapidly spreading form of anti-social aggressive racism directed at people, most commonly because of their race, ethnicity or religion.

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