Community Race Relations Committee of Peterborough

Community Race Relations Committee of Peterborough We work to encourage and promote equitable race relations by providing anti-racism services including public education, advocacy, and consultations.

The Community Race Relations Committee of Peterborough (CRRC) is a volunteer-based non-profit community based organization that is committed to encouraging and promoting equitable race relations. CRRC supports the basic principle that all individuals in Canada are equal in dignity and rights. CRRC’s strategies are aimed at identifying and eliminating all forms of institutional and systemic discrim

ination, and recognizes the ways in which all forms of oppression intersect with racism. CRRC is available to assist persons or groups on matters relating to racism. CRRC provides advocacy supports, consultation services, consultations, and public education initiatives for the purposes of promoting greater understanding of race related issues. CRRC has been funded by the City of Peterborough since 1983. CRRC has one paid part-time staff member, a volunteer Board of Directors and an extensive network of concerned individuals.

Week 2 of BIPOC Peer Support tonight from 5-8pm at Sadlier House ! looking forward to seeing everyone there !!!
07/02/2026

Week 2 of BIPOC Peer Support tonight from 5-8pm at Sadlier House !

looking forward to seeing everyone there !!!

02/06/2026

Join TRACKS and Diverse Nature Collective for a day of fun, exploration, and connection! 🌸🐥 Register via the link in our bio or on our website!

Details below ⬇⬇⬇

This P.A. Day Camp is designed as an affinity space for BIPOC youth (Black, Indigenous, Person of Colour), where campers can connect with each other while exploring STEM and the outdoors. While this camp prioritizes registration for BIPOC youth, TRACKS will also be offering other P.A. Day camps throughout the year that are open to all campers.

CAMP DETAILS:
When: April 17th, 2026. Camps are from 8:30am - 3:30pm.
*We will offer 30 minutes of additional care before camp (8:00-8:30am) and after camp (3:30pm-4:00pm) as requested.

Where: Camp Kawartha Environment Centre, Trent University, and nearby nature areas.

Who: ​BIPOC Youth ages 6-12

Price: 100% Free!

Before filling out the Camper Information Form on our website, please ensure to read all of the Registration Policies listed on our website here.

For more details and to REGISTER visit the link in our bio or visit: https://www.tracksprogram.ca/april-17th-bipoc-stem-camp

02/06/2026
✨ Join us for our last event of the year!✨This is a 4- hour, hands-on training geared towards community organizers, chan...
12/01/2025

✨ Join us for our last event of the year!✨

This is a 4- hour, hands-on training geared towards community organizers, change makers + activists who want to build safer, more connected movements in Nogojiwanong / Peterborough📣✊🏾

Learn practical de-escalation tools, how to intervene in harmful moments, respond to interpersonal harm, and show up meaningfully for marginalized and at-risk communities. We’ll explore care planning, pod mapping, and healing justice approaches that centre safety, repair, and collective support.

You’ll leave with tangible skills, accountability tools, and renewed confidence in how to care for each other — inside and outside our movement!

All are welcome !

This workshop is FREE with lunch provided but registration is required !
Scan the QR code on our poster or click the link in bio to register 🔗

Special thanks to our friends at the for sponsoring this event and hosting us in their space !! 🙏🏾✊🏾

Address

Sadleir House, 751 George Street N, Room 102
Peterborough, ON
K9H3T2

Telephone

+17059301694

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