Anti-Racism in Sport
The Anti-Racism in Sport Campaign seeks to increase, promote, and engage in discussions on anti-racism in sport about the presence of all levels of racism in sport in Winnipeg and its impact on people’s lives, and raise awareness, address, and eliminate racism and discrimination experienced by First Nations, Metis, Inuit, Black, Racialized, and Religious Minority communities in sport in Winnipeg.
This campaign seeks to help people identify and disrupt all forms of racism through multiple activities that includes research, school presentations, stakeholder training, a public awareness campaign, and an Anti-Racism in Sport Accord.
Campaign Launch
April 21, 2021
Watch as launched Immigration Partnership Winnipeg’s Anti-Racism in Sport Campaign on April 21, MCed by local business owner and Blue Bomber legend Ibrahim “Obby” Khan!
Campaign Activities
School Presentations
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Through school presentations, the campaign will educate middle school students on the negative impacts of racism and discrimination in sport, educate students on how to identify and address racism and discrimination, and promote inclusion and diversity within sport activities within and outside of school.
Training
Fall 2021
Resources
Coming Soon
Anti-Racism Takes Action!
How can we identify our own racial biases, racist beliefs, and racist practices in sport and actively become anti-racists? How do we commit to anti-racism in sport? Check out our Resources page and follow us on social media to learn how you can make sport a truly equal playing field in your community.