Hamilton Center for Civic Inclusion
  • About Us
  • Our Team
  • Programs
    • Hamilton Civic Leadership Program
    • Black Youth Mentorship Program
    • Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Training
    • Anti-Racism Conference
    • Hamilton for All
    • Organizing 101 Political Education
    • Community Online Hate Reporting
    • Safety Plan for Black Students
  • Organizational Mentorship
  • News & Updates
  • Contact
  • DONATE
Select Page
HCCI delegates at Council to remove MacDonald statue

HCCI delegates at Council to remove MacDonald statue

by HCCI Admin | Jul 8, 2021 | #HamiltonForAll, Anti-racism, Between the Lakes Treaty No. 3 (1792), Civic Engagement, Hamilton, Hamilton Centre For Civic Inclusion, Hamilton hate crime, hate crime, Leadership, Ontario

We stand in solidarity with all Indigenous community members who are re-traumatized each time they are forced to look upon the likeness of the perpetrators of these heinous crimes against them and their communities. Welcoming and accepting societies do not commemorate...
HCCI joins Indigenous community partners calling on the City of Hamilton to remove the statue of Sir John A. MacDonald from Gore Park immediately.

HCCI joins Indigenous community partners calling on the City of Hamilton to remove the statue of Sir John A. MacDonald from Gore Park immediately.

by HCCI Admin | Jun 24, 2021 | #HamiltonForAll, Anti-racism, Canada 150, Civic Engagement, COVID, Hamilton, Hamilton Centre For Civic Inclusion, Ontario

June 24th, 2021 Dear Mayor & City Councillors, The Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion, mourns along with the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation and all Indigenous families and communities in light of the recent discovery in Kamloops, British Columbia of...

Recent Posts

  • We’re Hiring: Executive Director
  • We’re Hiring: Black Youth Mentorship Program Coordinators
  • Support the Call to Restructure Hamilton’s Board of Health
  • HCCI Annual General Meeting (2022)
  • Update from the Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion (HCCI) Board of Directors
© Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion