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National Anti-Racism Fund – Canadian Race Relations Foundation National Anti-Racism Fund Strengthening community capacity and resourcing local solutions to systemic racism across Canada One of the most important ways that the Canadian Race Relations Foundation (CRRF) fights racism in Canada is through our National Anti-Racism Fund (NARF).
NARF supports our commitments to build a national framework for the fight against racism in Canadian society by strengthening the capacity of racialized communities, religious minority groups, and Indigenous people to carry out their own work to combat racism and create opportunities for meaningful dialogue, learning, and sharing with the broader public.
Over the past four years, we have contributed over $14 million to support the powerful work of more than 700 organizations across Canada. NARF provides two types of grant funding: 1) Projects and 2) Events and Youth Initiatives. Each funding stream has different criteria and different amounts of available funding.
Events and Youth Initiatives – now closed If you have specific questions about the National Anti-Racism Fund, please send an email to: grants@crrf-fcrr. ca . Get the latest news.
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