Hope Inclusion Project
End Racism and Hate: Your Right. Your Responsibility.
The Hope Inclusion Project is a member of the Resilience BC Anti-Racism Network.
The Network consists of 36 member organizations operating in more than 50 communities throughout BC. The Resilience BC Anti-Racism Network is bringing British Columbians together to address racism and hate through education and action. Our website offers information to people who are targeted by racism or hate, and resources for others wanting to learn more. Find a book to read, a video to watch, a class to take or people to connect with in our community. The Resilience BC Anti-Racism Network website offers a wide range of resources to support:
Understanding concepts of race and racism
Knowing one’s rights and responsibilities under the B.C.’s Human Rights Code
Taking action when one falls victim to or witnesses an incident of racism and hate
Developing practical skills to stand up against racial prejudice on the streets or inequitable practices at work
Examining the roots of systemic racism and the history of Indigenous peoples in Canada
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We see a future free from racism and hate. Resilience BC Anti-Racism Network is bringing communities together to do the hard work and make this vision a reality.
The Hope Inclusion Project Committee seeks to promote an inclusive culture where all in the community can work, play, and learn in a supportive environment.
The committee realizes our mission by:
Promoting greater empathy and awareness in the community through inclusive practices.
Influencing local policy.
Fostering courageous dialogue.
Hosting, promoting, or contributing to events that add to our mission statement.
Members of our local community network:
• Hope and Area Transition Society
• Fraser-Cascade School District #78
• Hope & District Arts Council
• Hope RCMP
• Community members
Community Response Protocol
Responding To An Incident of Racism or Hate in Our Community
We recognize that each person in our community has a role to play in eliminating racism and hate; from the person in a position of power, to the bystander who witnesses an incident of hate. Our Community Response Protocol is a document created for our community, by our community. The Protocol provides instructions and resources for responding to an incident of racism or hate.
Who to call to report an incident or crime motivated by racism or hate
Where to find supports for a victim or victims of incidents of racism or hate
Resources
Video Library
Articles & Reading
48 books by Indigenous writers to read to understand residential schools
Our Stories Live Here
I Dream As A Mother
Organizations To Follow
In The News
Fun event planned for all ages in Hope Memorial Park
Hope Inclusion Project partners with I Dream Library for fun, free community event
Contact
Get in touch with us via phone or e-mail:
604-869-2279
hip.hopebc@gmail.com
Funding
The Resilience BC Anti-Racism Network is funded by the Province of British Columbia and offers a province-wide approach to identifying and challenging racism.