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On Wednesday, June 27, 2012, Racism Free Edmonton, which is committed to speaking out against racism and engaging the community in discussing the topic, released results of a survey that measured opinions of the city as a welcoming place and perceptions of discrimination against certain groups.

The launch was held at City Hall with a speech from Councillor Amarjeet Sohi, followed by a presentation from the researchers, Dr. Harvey Krahn and Dr. Randolph Haluza DeLay.

The report is now available online and the key findings are summarized on page 18. Click the report cover below for the PDF

Have questions about the survey or RFE in general?

Please contact us at (780) 495-1957

or by email at racismfreeedmonton@edmonton.ca

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Home Who We Are What We Do Our Partners CEO Committee Members RFE MAT Members Understanding Racism Stop Racism Community Events RFE Picture Gallery Resources Contact Us	Experiences and Perceptions of Discrimination in Edmonton: A Survey of Edmonton Residents On Wednesday, June 27, 2012, Racism Free Edmonton, which is committed to speaking out against racism and engaging the community in discussing the topic, released results of a survey that measured opinions of the city as a welcoming place and perceptions of discrimination against certain groups. The launch was held at City Hall with a speech from Councillor Amarjeet Sohi, followed by a presentation from the researchers, Dr. Harvey Krahn and Dr. Randolph Haluza DeLay. The report is now available online and the key findings are summarized on page 18. Click the report cover below for the PDF Have questions about the survey or RFE in general? Please contact us at (780) 495-1957 or by email at racismfreeedmonton@edmonton.ca	What can you do to STOP RACISM
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