As part of the Canadian federal government’s Anti-Racism Action Program, Canadian Heritage has awarded Concordia University and Landscape of Hope funding for its project titled Magnifying Marginalised Indigenous and Racialised Youth Voices to Build Digital Resilience Against Racism. Of over 1100 proposals received by Canadian Heritage, 85 organisations received this prestigious award.
Through this funding, Landscape of Hope will empower marginalized youth through digital literacy to create alternative media narratives to counter hate, racism, prejudice, and other forms of discrimination.
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