Creating Safer Spaces Together

This page is dedicated to empowering individuals and communities to stand against racism. Whether you’ve experienced discrimination, witnessed an act of injustice, or are looking to educate yourself, you’ll find tools and resources here to take action, access support, and foster a more inclusive environment.

Grenfell Campus recognized International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in a significant way this year.

The campus’s Internationalization Working Group launched an anti-racism campaign and invited experts to participate in a thought-provoking conversation.

The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination recognizes that injustices and prejudices fuelled by racial discrimination take place every day.

Observed annually on March 21, it commemorates the day police in Sharpeville, South Africa, opened fire and killed 69 people at a peaceful demonstration in 1960.

The International Working Group contracted visual arts student Grace Prince who, through a series of consultations with various student groups, created an image with the message, No Place for Racism.

Click here here to read the full story.

The following podcasts share important information: 

 

You Are Not Alone

 

Experiencing racism can be isolating and deeply hurtful, but support is available. This section offers resources to help you navigate what has happened, access assistance, and protect your well-being. Whether through counseling, advocacy, or filing complaints, these tools are here to support your journey toward healing and justice. 

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Take Action When You See Racism

 take action when you see racism

Witnessing discrimination can be challenging, but bystanders play a vital role in stopping harm and supporting victims. This section offers guidance on how to intervene safely, report incidents, and make a meaningful difference.

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Understanding Is the First Step Toward Change

Education is key to dismantling racism. This section includes links to foundational resources, frameworks, and initiatives aimed at fostering awareness and action in individuals and communities.

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Need Immediate Support?

Need immediate support 

  • For emergencies, contact the NL Crisis Line at 1-888-737-4668 (available 24/7).
  • Campus Enformence and Patrol emergency line: 1 (709) 637-2888

Resources developed and collated by Laurabel Mba at Laurabel Mba Consulting.

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