National Anti-Racism Fund (NARF) – Event and Youth Initiative Grants

About this program

The National Anti-Racism Fund (NARF) provided over $14 million to community groups and non-profit organizations to design events and programming combating systemic barriers facing racialized Canadians and Indigenous people, promote education and research, build public awareness on systemic racism, and foster intercultural community cohesion. The Event and Youth Initiative stream focused on events and youth-oriented programming. This page lists past recipients; current grant availability should be confirmed via the CRRF current grants page.

What this program funds

The Canadian Race Relations Foundation, a Crown Corporation, ran the National Anti-Racism Fund (NARF), which distributed over $14 million to community groups and non-profit organizations. The program supported events and programming designed to combat systemic barriers facing racialized Canadians and Indigenous people, promote education and research on systemic racism, build public awareness, and foster intercultural community cohesion.

The Event and Youth Initiative stream within NARF focused specifically on events and youth-oriented programming. Eligible applicants were nonprofit organizations and community groups working in anti-racism, social justice, youth, community development, and education sectors across Canada.

No deadline is listed in the available source material. Information about current grant availability should be confirmed through the CRRF's current grants page.

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