The Ontario government is doubling its investment in the Anti-Racism Anti-Hate Grant Program.
An additional $1.6 million in funding will help support more community-led public education and awareness projects.
The grant program is now offering $3.2 million over two years to help more communities combat racism and hate.
These grants will support eligible organizations, including community-based and not-for-profit organizations, to lead initiatives that help build capacity, connect communities and deepen understanding to address the impacts of racism and hate.
“By supporting the important work in our communities in the fight against racism and hate, we are strengthening our commitment to a more equitable Ontario,” said Parm Gill, Minister of Citizenship and Multiculturalism. “Doubling our investment in the Anti-Racism Anti-Hate Grant will also protect our progress in improving outcomes for those facing racism and hate across the province.”
New applications are being accepted until February 14.
