by SPRC Hamilton | Mar 21, 2023 | All Publication, Equity and Inclusion
Celebrating March 21st International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination for 2023. SPRC Executive Director and Co-chair of No Hate In the Hammer, Kim Martin, joined Kojo Damptey, former Executive Director of the Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion,...
by Ted Hildebrandt | Jan 18, 2019 | All Publication, Equity and Inclusion
In 2006, Hamilton Pride Festival Inc., connected with the local Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton to design and implement the first Needs Assessment of the LGBTQ+ Community in Hamilton. (Needs Assessment of the LGBTQ Community in Hamilton, SPRC, 2007)...
by SPRC Hamilton | Jan 18, 2018 | All Publication, Community Data, Equity and Inclusion
The Hamilton Immigration Partnership Council and the Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion launched a new public education campaign, #HamiltonForAll, that aims to stimulate dialogue and open minds by encouraging Hamiltonians to stand up against prejudice, exclusion and...
by Ted Hildebrandt | Jun 14, 2016 | All Publication, Equity and Inclusion
This report outlines the recommendations from 2016 community consultations with LGBTQ2+ community members and ally service providers on how to make Hamilton an LGBTQ2+ Positive city to work, live, learn and play. Download Report Community Partners: Hamilton Community...
by Ted Hildebrandt | Feb 5, 2008 | All Publication, Equity and Inclusion
Creating Positive Space for the LGBTQ Community is an executive summary of the longer report, Report on the Needs Assessment of the LGBTQ Community of Hamilton. This summary highlights the fear that LGBTQ people have in terms of “coming out” at places of work, school,...
by Ted Hildebrandt | Dec 4, 2007 | All Publication, Equity and Inclusion
This needs assessment came about because of the vision of the Board of Directors for Hamilton Pride Festival Inc. (Hamilton Pride). After conducting a short survey at Hamilton Pride 2005, the board saw a need to expand the scope of their survey and look more broadly...