Anti-Racism Charter in Recreation
As an organization, Recreation Nova Scotia is dedicated to fostering a more equitable and welcoming environment for all Nova Scotians. Recreation is a vital bridge for uniting diverse populations. However, what occurs when inclusivity falls short?
The Anti-Racism Charter in Recreation and supporting initiatives provide a tool to tackle discrimination head-on, educational resources, establish networks, and consultation services to organizations committed to advancing Equity and Anti-Racism initiatives.
Please take a moment to learn about our Anti-Racism Charter in Recreation.
What is the Charter?
A proactive and systemic approach is required to make recreation welcoming and inclusive for everyone in Nova Scotia. As a result, the Anti-Racism Charter in Recreation was created as a resource to specifically acknowledge and address the harm and exclusion caused by racism in our communities. Equipped with tangible tools and a supporting action plan, it's not just a document—it's a commitment to action, learning, and social change.
The Anti-Racism Charter in Recreation was launched in October 2022 as part of the RNS Annual Conference.
Find the Anti-Racism Charter and Action Plan here:
- pdf Anti-Racism Charter in Recreation (English (888 KB) )
- pdf Anti-Racism Charter in Recreation (French) (1.52 MB)
- pdf Anti-Racism Charter in Recreation - Action Plan Template (3.75 MB)
