Canadian community groups take hate-reporting data collection into their own hands

Non-profits across Canada collect data on hate incidents, but without a centralized home and process, this essential data can’t inform national policies

Why It Matters

Some historically marginalized communities do not trust police services and often don’t report hate crimes and incidents. Community organizations step in to fill that vital information gap.

Some historically marginalized communities do not trust police services and often don’t report hate crimes and incidents. Community organizations step in to fill that vital information gap.

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