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Join our fundraising campaign! Your donation will support our Nehiyaw Language Program.

Edmonton has the second largest Indigenous population of all Canadian cities, second only to Winnipeg. Many of our citizens are searching for ways to regain their lost language and reconnect with their cultural identity. Through our language lessons, learners become empowered by learning ᓀᐦᐃᔭᐍᐏᐣ (Plains Cree language) using the traditional and historical way of language […]

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Looking for work? Apply today to become our Indigenous Education Specialist!

Job Posting – Indigenous Education Specialist Position: One year contract Salary: $29–$32 per hour Hours: Average at 25 hours per week, a hybrid working method between working in the office (Edmonton) and remotely can be arranged Applications Deadline: June 4, 2021 Start Date: As soon as a suitable candidate is found End Date: One year from the start date. The extension […]

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Rise Up: Marking the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination

  • March 15, 2021

The Centre for Race and Culture is pleased to bring together scholars, artists and community leaders to commemorate the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. In this half-day event, we will host conversations on racism and building collective capacity to achieve equity and social justice in the Canadian context. Program Outline (12:00 — 3:45 […]

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Advocacy: COVID-19 and Race-Based Data

  • October 27, 2020

In collaboration with ten organizations who work with newcomers, racialized communities, and people living in vulnerable conditions, we sent a letter to the Ministry of Health, Alberta Health, and Alberta Health Services advocating for the collection of race-based data and information on other social determinants of health in relation to COVID-19. Three calls to action […]

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Our 2019-2020 annual report is available!

  • July 16, 2020

‪Thank you so much to everyone that attended our virtual AGM on Tuesday! We appreciate your continuous support. We couldn’t have done it without the amazing board and members of our organization!‬ Our digital annual report now is available. https://cfrac.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/2019-2020-Annual-Report.pdf  

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Unheard Youth Voices podcast is available on Spotify!

  • May 6, 2019

Unheard Youth Voices podcast is officially available on @Spotify! We’re very excited to announce that you can listen to us on a whole new platform diflucan koupit! The easiest way to find us is to search “Centre for Race and Culture” on Spotify, seeing as this listed as our title. Unheard Youth is a podcast project […]

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Call for new Board members

Are you passionate about addressing racism in our communities and creating meaningful change while supporting intercultural understanding? Join us! We are seeking individuals who have interests in addressing pressing social issues, and want to bring their energy, compassion, and a variety of experiences (particularly in finance / accounting, policy review, events planning, community relationship building and […]

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Submission to Government of Alberta consultations

In the summer of 2017, Premier Rachel Notley requested that Minister David Eggen consult with Albertans to learn about how the Government can take steps to fight racism and discrimination, and build an inclusive province. The Centre for Race and Culture was one of over 50 community organizations included in these consultations, and to assist […]

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Dealing with hateful speech online

There’s new evidence that the online use of racist, sexist, Islamophobic, and other intolerant language by Canadians has increased dramatically in the past year. But there are strategies for engaging with hateful online speech besides just deleting friends and turning away from difficult conversations. Read more about what you can do.

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