The city of London has unveiled a new pilot program meant to spread awareness over the impacts of hate within our community
‘Stop Tolerhating’ is a new online hub meant to embrace inclusivity amongst Londoners.
This campaign was made possible with support by the provincial government. Their investment of $500,000 from the government of Ontario’s Ministry of Citizenship and Multiculturalism helped the city implement the program.
“It doesn’t matter whether you’re an individual who has experienced racism, whether you’re a bystander or whether you’re just a business or an ally,” said Anti-Hate Pilot Project Coordinator Zahra Khawaja. We’ve created the website to be catered to every single person. So if you’re a teacher who wants to talk about racism within your classroom, or whether you’re a nurse who’s experienced a health equity incident, this website’s for you.”
The campaign is a blueprint for other municipalities who also aim to help prevent future incidents of hate and racism.
initiative will focus on highlighting the …