We’re very excited to host a number of amazing workshops for people to attend! Other ways you can be involved include:  

We are located at the Edmonton Intercultural Centre in the old McCauley School building at 9538 107 Avenue. The Edmonton Intercultural Centre is home to 9 different organizations (including ours!). Take a look at the amazing work done here.  

CRC Consulting is the social enterprise for the Centre for Race and Culture. The Centre for Race and Culture/CRC Consulting fosters diversity, inclusion, and equity by collaborating with individuals, organizations, and systems. Our diversity and inclusion expertise is grounded in our extensive experience in community engagement and research, and is led by our mission statement: Inclusion in Action. The Centre for Race and Culture/CRC Consulting provides solutions to businesses, organizations and communities who are looking to address the challenges and opportunities that diversity, inclusion, and equity present. Our experienced consultants can increase workforce productivity, create inclusive work environments, and contribute to healthier communities. All proceeds generated through CRC Consulting services benefit community programming of the non-profit Centre for Race and Culture, supporting our initiatives. Learn more about that here. 

Yes! The Centre for Race and Culture/CRC Consulting offers customized and focused workshops depending on the needs of your organization. We do a Needs Assessment and tailor any content to your specific needs. Please contact us to learn more by phone at 780-425-4644 or by email at info@cfrac.com. There is also a grant available should costs be a concern or barrier to you running a workshop. Take a look at https://www.alberta.ca/canada-alberta-job-grant.aspx for more information. 

The Nehiyaw language class runs in the Fall and Winter. Currently, there are no other opportunities to host Reuben Quinn as an instructor. 

Take a look at some of the Public Workshops we’ve offered here. Public Workshops are offered at a reduced rate in the Fall, Winter, and Spring. We communicate upcoming workshops through bi-weekly newsletters, on our website under ‘Events’, as well as through social media (find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn at Centre for Race and Culture Edmonton). 

PayPal is an option as well as Credit Card and Debit. Click the PayPal icon, and you’ll be taken to a place where you can input your credit or debit card information. You will not have to use PayPal (unless you want to!). 

• Alberta Network of Immigrant Women: “Mission: Alberta Network of Immigrant women (ANIW) fosters equality, justice and learning for immigrant women.” 

This is a deeply unsettling experience and we are here to support you and direct you to resources in order to find justice. Please call us at 780-425-4644. Someone is usually in the office Monday to Friday between 9 am and 5 pm. We are able to take note of your complaint as well as follow up with you. These resources and organizations are available to support you in this process:  

That’s a question for the Edmonton Intercultural Centre who manages the space available. Take a look at their website here. You can reach them at 780-756-2655. 

Take a look at a number of free publications and the work we’ve done on Race and Respect, Anti-Racism Education in Canada: Best Practices, the Unheard Youth Podcast, and Missed Connections (to mention just a few).