Every person has the right to seek safety.
💙 Whoever they are.
💙 Wherever they come from.
💙 Whenever they are forced to flee.
On Thursday's #WorldRefugeeDay & every day, join us in standing #WithRefugees. https://t.co/bzMwGYet1B via @Refugees
Making Connections in #Niagara- Symposium for #Newcomers! March 29th 1:00-5:00pm | MacBain Community Centre. Join us for an afternoon of learning & networking. Connect w/ community organizations, discrover resources to promote your success, and listen to newcomer success stories.
Great to have the Green Apple Coffee Shop open at the south end of Jarvis Street in Fort Erie. A great addition to the community with friendly staff and great coffee. https://t.co/KCEW82xRol
Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day. Today, tomorrow, and beyond, let us all take action on moving the Calls to Action identified by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission into reality. #indigenous#FirstNations
Happy Pride Month, Niagara!
We are an organization that values dignity, respect, and equality for all, no matter who they are or love and we work everyday to amplify these values and create a better Niagara for us all.
@PrideNiagara#pride#PrideMonth2021
Today is Red Dress Day. It is a day when we honour missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls & gender diverse people. We remember & uplift them. We support their families. We recognize this disproportionate violence as a national tragedy. We advocate for change. #MMIWG2S
DID YOU KNOW?
The Underground Railroad (1815-1860) gave enslaved people in the South a chance to escape to free northern states or Canada. More people began travelling as far as Canada when the U.S. Congress passed the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850. This law encouraged the..
February 2021, we will celebrate Black History, C/o this slice of Canadian Black History; relevant 365 days of the year, and central to the knowledge of the history of Canada.
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Locally: Welland Heritage Council on February 3!
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Today is Orange Shirt Day for schools across our province, An opportunity to honour and acknowledge all those affected by residential schools #OrangeShirtDay2020
July 11, 1905 29 men met in Fort Erie, Ontario, on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls, to form a civil rights organization which became known as the Niagara Movement. The group was led by W. E. B. Du Bois and William Monroe Trotter.
#socialjustice#inclusion#equity No one is born hating another person because of the color of his/her skin, background or religion. People learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love...Nelson Mandela