What is Anti-Racism? This article by Verywellmind discusses what it means to be an Anti-Racist.

Click here to read an FAQ from the Government of British Columbia about Anti-Racism.

Looking for tips on how to talk to kids about hate in the media? This article from MediaSmarts discusses how to talk to kids about hate crimes in the news.

Speak Up- How to Respond to Racist Incidents is a practical guide for students, parents, and educators from Learning for Justice. It offers insight into the importance of responding to racism by speaking up for yourself, or for others if you’ve witnessed racism. This article also provides tips, strategies, and possible responses to everyday bias, stereotypes, and microaggressions.

The ERASE bullying tool has been provided by the B.C. Ministry of Education for students to anonymously report if they have been a victim of bullying/harassment of any kind, whether at school or online.

The Vancouver Asian Film Festival Society and Project 1907 provide an anonymous reporting platform, Eliminate Hate, for Canadians of Asian ancestry experiencing anti-Asian hate incidents. Their goal is to consolidate data and resources and push for accountability and change.

The Province-wide anti-racism network Resilience BC connects communities with the information, supports, and training they need to respond to and prevent future incidents of racism and hate.

QMUNITY is a local organization dedicated to helping individuals, families, businesses, schools, and service providers to identify and avoid discriminatory behaviours and to explore the complexity, fluidity, and potential of sexual and gender diversity. They offer a list of resources on their website for anyone looking to learn more.

Inclusion BC is a non-profit organization advocating for rights and opportunities for people with disabilities. Visit their education resource page to learn about their work implementing inclusion in BC schools.

The Learning Disabilities Association of BC has compiled a comprehensive resource list for individuals with learning disabilities across the Province. The list includes scholarships, programs, and mental well-being resources.

The BC Children's Hospital (Foundry.com) provides tools and information for talking about mental health, substance use, healthy living, and other relevant topics for youth.

The Mental Health Commission of Canada works to support the mental health and wellness of all Canadians through research, advocacy, awareness building, and a wide variety of programming. Click here to see some of their recent initiatives and resources related to youth mental health.

The First Nations Health Authority provides health-related services for First Nations communities across the Province. Their website hosts resources about cultural humility, history, and current initiatives happening in local First Nations communities that promote health and wellness.