Each year, September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day that honours the children who never came home and Survivors of Indian Residential Schools and their families and communities. The ongoing impacts of settler colonialism and its resulting intergenerational trauma on Indigenous Peoples requires specific work to redress these harms and rebuild relationships.
The Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) released a two-year update on the Right to Read Inquiry report (R2R/Inquiry report), in collaboration with Dyslexia Canada.
TORONTO – Today, the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) released Fostering a Human Rights Culture in Ontario, its 2023–2024 annual report. It is a snapshot of the actions taken and results achieved by the OHRC last year to advance human rights.
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Tackling anti-Black racism in education Click to read. |
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Right to Read inquiry report available online now! Click to read. |
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OHRC makes over 100 recommendations to address anti-Black racism in the Toronto Police Service. Click to read. |
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