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Neelam Sahota, CEO of DIVERSEcity, with Minister of Women and Gender Equality Maryam Monsef.

Government of Canada supports survivors of gender-based violence in British Columbia’s Lower Mainland

August 27, 2019

Ending gender-based violence is crucial in order to give everyone the same opportunities to join and grow Canada’s… Read more

Youth Leadership Award was named after Sher Vancouver's January Marie Lapuz.

DIVERSEcity is the new, exclusive sponsor of the LGBTQ+ January Marie Lapuz Youth Leadership Award

August 1, 2019

Sher Vancouver is pleased to announce that DIVERSEcity Community Resources Society is now the exclusive sponsor of its… Read more

Generous donation is good for both immigrants and the environment

May 10, 2019

Two BC non-profit organizations have come together to enhance the delivery of services to newcomers with innovative technology,… Read more

We’re a finalist for the Settlement Agency Award

April 3, 2019

Vote for DIVERSEcity for the 2019 Settlement Agency Award We are thrilled to be a finalist for the… Read more

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DIVERSEcity Hosts Funding Announcement by the Ministry of Jobs, Trades and Technology

February 8, 2019

Minister Bruce Ralston was on hand at the Community Campus of DIVERSEcity Community Resources Society to announce the… Read more

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DIVERSEcity Partners with Fraser Health to Expand the Roshni Clinic

February 7, 2019

Fraser Health has expanded the hours and services provided by the Roshni Clinic to better support people in… Read more

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Make the most of filing your income tax return by learning about tax benefits and credits in these upcoming DIVERSEcity workshops in multiple languages. A guest speaker from Canada Revenue Agency will share important tips on tax benefits and credits for persons with disabilities, seniors, students, Indigenous Peoples, newcomers to Canada, housing insecure and people in shelters. There are various workshop dates, held with language support in Mandarin, Punjabi, Dari and Pashto, Arabic, Korean, and Swahili and Kinyarwanda. Open to everyone. Register here: forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=qJvdGGXJREWdYnexuUrni2U-n2sBfYxEtRr2-40x0ZZUNjBDUlEzW...For the Mandarin language workshop, register via WeChat: www.dcrs.ca/event-details/tax-benefits-credits-workshop-mandarin/ #ForPeopleForCommunities #taxtips #taxbenefits #incometax ... See MoreSee Less
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Starting this month, DIVERSEcity's Together Against Hate workshops kick off to create a space for dialogue on racism and hate to encourage courageous conversations, cultural exchange and collective resilience.Want to join the dialogue? We welcome you to register to attend the following virtual and in-person workshops.➡️ Breaking Barriers: Understanding and Overcoming IslamophobiaDate: Wednesday, January 29, 2025Time: 6–8 pmWhere: Virtual➡️ Supporting Victims of Hate Crimes & Incidents: A Community-Centered ApproachDate: February 7, 2025Time: 12–2 pmWhere: Hybrid (in-person and virtual options)➡️ Pathway to Kinship: Bridging Indigenous and Settler CommunitiesDate: Saturday, February 15, 2025Time: 10 am – 4 pmWhere: DIVERSEcity Surrey Community Campus➡️ Strengthening Voices: Tackling Online Hate and Bystander Intervention for Anti-RacistsDetails coming soon!For more information and to register, please visit: www.dcrs.ca/resources/together-against-hate-project/Are you experiencing racism and need help? United Way British Columbia offers support with its racistincidenthelpline.ca (1-833-457-5463) where you can get help navigating resources available to you in your community.#TogetherAgainstHate #Racism #Stophate #Workshops ... See MoreSee Less
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5 days ago

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Did you know you can get your and your families’ vaccines updated at DIVERSEcity? Come to our vaccine clinic on January 16, 2025, at DIVERSEcity Surrey Community Campus from 4-7 pm so you and your loved ones can get your routine vaccines! Our vaccine clinic is tailored with cultural considerations in mind and participants will receive the following: 🔵 Language support 🔵 Snacks 🔵 Prizes 🔵 Bus tickets Round-trip rides from your home to the clinic can be arranged. Make sure to register today at forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=qJvdGGXJREWdYnexuUrni6qeF0EWEO1Phhgs3ObpuStUNFZIVTZQM... #ForPeopleForCommunities #SurreyBC #Delta #Newton #immunizations #flu ... See MoreSee Less
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5 days ago

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We all have the right to be treated equally, regardless of race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, language, age, abilities or other differences. Yet incidents of hate and racism, both overt and systemic, persist and, in many cases, have risen, particularly during the pandemic. Hate takes many forms, from hate speech and stereotypes, to online bullying and hate crimes. While there has been progress in Canada in diversity and inclusion, hate has deep roots in discrimination, oppression and colonialism, evolving with the politics and unrest of the day. There are valuable resources and research available on hate and racism today, like From Hate to Hope, a report by BC's Office of the Human Rights Commissioner, which delves deeply into the rise of hate during the pandemic. And United Way British Columbia offers support with its racistincidenthelpline.ca (1-833-457-5463) where you can get help navigating resources available to you in your community. As a registered charity serving people and communities, DIVERSEcity is proud to create a space for dialogue on racism and hate. Our upcoming "Together Against Hate" workshop series will encourage courageous conversations, cultural exchange and collective resilience to build a more inclusive and united future. Want to join the dialogue? Register for our upcoming workshops and explore a collection of anti-hate resources here: www.dcrs.ca/resources/together-against-hate-project/ #TogetherAgainstHate #Racism #Stophate #Workshops ... See MoreSee Less
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