On April 21, 2021, Immigration Partnership Winnipeg, with over 25 community partners, launched Winnipeg’s Anti-Racism in Sport Campaign. Funded by the Canadian Heritage, the campaign seeks to disrupt all levels of racism, from micro-aggressions to and systemic racism, through a multifaceted approach that includes: a research project, junior high school presentations, training for sport stakeholders, […]
On September 25, 2021, the Anti-Racism in Sport Campaign was honoured to support the Manitoba Aboriginal Sports and Recreation Council with their 5km run to raise funds for their Indigenous women and girls running program. Visit the event page for more details and photos of the event: www.antiracisminsport.ca/masrc-run-2021/.
On December 15, 2021, the Campaign released a comprehensive research report on detailing lived experiences of members of Winnipeg’s sport community. To read the report, click on the following link: Exploring Experiences of Racism and Anti-Racism in Sport in Winnipeg – Final Report. Watch the research report launch recording below: https://youtu.be/0OYhSkgiRNo
he Anti-Racism in Sport Campaign hosted a two-day virtual conference on January 22 and February 5, 2022. The conference examined the perspectives, experiences and barriers that historically excluded groups experience in sport as well as some of the ways organizations can make sport more inclusive. Links to the recordings are now available, as well as […]
The Anti-Racism in Sport Calls to Action Accord was launched in Winnipeg on April 21, 2022. View a recording of the launch: https://youtu.be/hLMx3iwGbDM
The Anti-Racism in Sport Campaign partnered with the Manitoba Aboriginal Sports and Recreation Council and Athletics Manitoba to host the second annual 5km Run/Walk/Roll to raise funds for Indigenous women and girls sport and recreation programs. Visit photos of the event: www.antiracisminsport.ca/masrc-run-2022/
Hockey is often called “Canada’s Game” but is it representative and inclusive of all Canadians? The question is explored in an important new film called Black Ice. Directed by Oscar-nominated Hubert Davis and executive produced by LeBron James, Drake, and Maverick Carter, this film unpacks the history of anti-Black racism in hockey, and the powerful contributions […]
The Access and Inclusion Sport conference examines the perspectives, experiences and barriers that historically excluded groups experience in sport as well as some of the ways organizations can make sport more inclusive. Download Conference Program This Conference is made possible in part through funding from the Canadian Race Relations Foundation’s National Anti-Racism Fund and […]
Anti-Racism in Sport Campaign is warmly invites you to its youth summit in commemoration of the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. This one-day learning event titled Sport as a tool for lifelong community building is aimed at building capacity within the sport sector to support greater inclusion and representation of First Nation, […]
Established in 2003 and fully operational since 2004, the Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada (“Centre”) offers a proactive approach to handling disputes at the national level of Canada’s sport system. Through education and prevention, the Centre provides information, expertise, and assistance regarding alternative dispute resolution to address and resolve conflicts. In the winter of […]
SIDELINED: THE COLOUR OF THE GAME is a powerful 45-minute documentary that explores the systemic barriers faced by First Nations, Métis, Inuit, Black, Racialized, and Religious Minority participants in Canadian sport. Funded by a grant from Canadian Heritage, the film features personal narratives and expert insights, and highlights the urgent need for systemic change and […]
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