Champions Against Racism

The Pacific Association of First Nations Women aims to improve community relations, personal well-being and connection to others. The Champions Against Racism program offers training workshops geared towards non-Indigenous Settler-Allies and Indigenous people. The Settler-Ally training workshop will equip participants with the tools to support First Nations, Inuit and Métis people. Both the Settler-Ally workshop and the Indigenous-focused workshop will help participants improve their ability to respond to anti-Indigenous racism and discrimination when situations arise.

*Indigenous and non-Indigenous people are encouraged to apply. Visit www.surveymonkey.com/r/ChampionsAgainstRacism or click on the button below.

PAFNW is conducting a survey to assess how often First Nations, Metis and Inuit people face discrimination in Canada. Please complete the following survey to help us demonstrate the importance and the need for anti-racist programs and policies. The Everyday Discrimination Survey for First Nations, Métis and Inuit People features the “Everyday Discrimination Scale”, a tool created by Dr. David R. Williams.

*Indigenous people are encouraged to complete the survey by visiting www.surveymonkey.com/r/pafnwdiscrimination or clicking on the button below.

Take the Survey

Courses

Indigenous Canada Online Course is a free course offered by the University of Alberta which explores key issues facing Indigenous people today from a historical and critical perspective.