For successful advocacy and presentation of evidence it is key to have comprehensive and current data sources to support the arguments made at a national level. But while the principles of equity and racial justice rare are clear, the status of implementation and application varies greatly between sectors – which is not surprising given the differing objectives, cultures, and operational structures. Therefore, CNERJ commissioned or co-funded research reports by respected experts in 15 key areas including business, education, employment, government, arts, sport, and health sectors, based on latest data in order to capture the current status per sector. These insights grounded in current data highlight key barriers AND the actions needed to effectively advance racial equity and justice in Canada’s society today.
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Reports & Resources
Business & Employment
Oluwatosin Adewusi
IBPOC Representation in Business. CanWCC Report.
Housing & Healthcare Services
Véronique Sioufi
Racial Inequality in Canada’s Housing Market. BC Society for Policy Solutions Report.
Kwame McKenzie, Aamna Ashraf, and Sayani Paul
Disparities and Social Determinants of Health Among Three Key Populations in Canada. CAMH Report.
Justice System, Media and Political Participation
Education System, Arts and Culture
Delores Mullings
Unsettling Colonial Order: Anti-Racism and Decolonization in Canadian Postsecondary Institutions.
Ana Laura Pauchulo, Amaani Patel, Renée Vaugeois, and Parveen Parmar
How Schools and Universities Fail Racialized Students. JHC Report.
Alejandra Fandino and Kieran Morgan Lucas
Gender Equity in Sport. Right to Play Report.
