Imagining Inclusive Futures Together
This page recaps BCRC’s anti-racism workshop in Montreal focused on combating anti-Black racism and hate crimes. Through VR storytelling and guided dialogue, participants explored systemic racism, shared community experiences, and co-created a vision for an equitable Quebec where hate and racism are actively dismantled. Want to join the next conversation? Get updates on upcoming events below.
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What this workshop focused on
Equitable Quebec, free from hate
A forward-looking narrative envisioning a Quebec where hate and racism are actively dismantled—so communities can thrive with safety and dignity.
Anti-Black racism & hate crimes
Shared definitions, lived context, and how bias can translate into harm—plus why culturally safe supports and accountability matter.
Solidarity and collective commitments
Co-creating a shared vision of safety, equity, and solidarity—turning dialogue into community advocacy and practical next steps.
What participants explored
Case studies & real-world context
Discussion-based learning grounded in real incidents and community impact—supporting deeper understanding of systemic racism and harm.
Interactive group dialogue
Small-group activities to reflect, research, and share perspectives—building empathy, critical thinking, and shared responsibility.
Workplace policy thinking
Practical steps to begin or strengthen anti-Black racism commitments: leadership alignment, assessment, accountability, and ongoing improvement.
Want to join an upcoming event?
Join recurring virtual programs designed to connect seniors and youth.