Resources and training are essential in supporting anti-racism efforts because they provide accessible, curated materials to help individuals and organizations within the recreation sector deepen their understanding of racism and its impact.
Resource List
This collection of resources supports the Charter’s goal of fostering an equitable and anti-racist environment in Nova Scotia by offering tools for education, self-reflection, and practical action. These materials are intended for members at all stages of their anti-racism journey.
Whether you are beginning to explore anti-racism or looking to deepen your practice, this curated list provides a range of perspectives and approaches to support meaningful change.
Anti-Racism Charter in Recreation - Resource List (updated January 2024)
In-Person Anti-Racism Training
The Anti-Racism Training Module aims to provide individuals and organizations with the knowledge, skills, and tools necessary to recognize, address, and mitigate racism in recreational environments.
The training aims to increase awareness regarding colonialism and racism, and how we can learn and change by reflecting on Nova Scotians' lived experiences. By offering accessible, comprehensive education on anti-racism, the training empowers leaders, staff, and volunteers to continue their learning journey and take meaningful action within their communities.
Learn more about the training here:
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Online Training Option
If in-person training is not the right fit due to scheduling, location, or capacity constraints, an online version of this training is also available.
Delivered through the REC Room, Recreation Nova Scotia’s learning platform, the self-guided module allows participants to engage with the same core content in a flexible format.
The online training includes:
- Interactive activities
- Reflection opportunities
- Knowledge checks
- A final self-assessment
Participants must complete each section before progressing and will receive a printable certificate upon successful completion.
Learn more by checking out the REC Room:
https://campus.recreationns.ns.ca/catalog_detail.php?courseid=1503