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General Issues
Identity & Diversity
Human Rights & Civil Rights
Specific Topics
Ethnic/Racial Equality & Equity
Ethnic/Racial Relations
Location
British Columbia
Canada
Links
Live on Facebook, June 12, 2020, 3-4pm (Pacific Time)
Government of BC: Submit a question for the townhall here
Start Date

CASE

Virtual townhall on Anti-Racism in BC

General Issues
Identity & Diversity
Human Rights & Civil Rights
Specific Topics
Ethnic/Racial Equality & Equity
Ethnic/Racial Relations
Location
British Columbia
Canada
Links
Live on Facebook, June 12, 2020, 3-4pm (Pacific Time)
Government of BC: Submit a question for the townhall here
Start Date

This virtual townhall will focus on ways people, organizations, and communities can fight racism and make sure BC is a safe and welcoming place for everyone, with a special focus on ways to take action and address systemic racism.

Problems and Purpose

"In recent months we’ve seen a rise in racism and hate-related incidents in BC, Canada and beyond our borders" [1].

Background History and Context

Organizing, Supporting, and Funding Entities

This event is part of the BC Restart Plan initiative of the Government of BC, and part of a series of townhall engagement events organized in response to the Covid-19 pandemic [2]. Minister Anne Kang, Parliamentary Secretary Ravi Kahlon, and Multicultural Advisory Council members Patricia Barkaskas and Dr. Ismaël Traoré, along with ASL Interpreter Nigel Howard will be in attendance as a panel of speakers to address citizens' questions [2].

Participant Recruitment and Selection

Methods and Tools Used

What Went On: Process, Interaction, and Participation

Questions from the public are collected via an online form, and addressed by the panel of representatives noted above.

Influence, Outcomes, and Effects

Analysis and Lessons Learned

See Also

References

  1. Facebook Event Page
  2. Government of BC, Covid-19 Townhalls

External Links

Notes