Anti Racism Initiative

As part of the Thunder Bay Public Library's (TBPL) ongoing commitment to support a diverse and inclusive environment in Thunder Bay, we are pleased to announce that we will be holding some community consultation / art sessions as part of the Thunder Bay Collective Initiative on Anti-Racism, Diversity, and Inclusion.

CSMARI aims to ensure that our community continues to be a welcoming and inclusive space for everyone. The sessions will gather valuable insights from each participant on their perspectives and experiences in attending the Library and other community organizations. Participants in the sessions will share information regarding issues faced by Indigenous and racialized individuals, in an accessible art format, led by Jean Marshall and Leanna Marshall.

Registration is required for each session. Each session is limited to thirty participants. Participants must be Indigenous or a member of a racialized minority.

Registration is required for each event. Food and an honorarium will be provided for each event!

Register for each session, individually.  Each month, please register for only one session in February, March and April. The material covered during each month will be the same.

April 20 - Mary J. L. Black Library

For assistance in registering, as we want this to be as barrier free as possible, please contact Robyn Medicine via email or phone - rmedicine@tbpl.ca / 807-684-6812

This project is made possible by Canadian Heritage.