Level's second Facing Resistance Speaker Series will focus on increasing diversity in the justice system. We will be joined by speakers Ish Aderonmu, Bhavan Sodhi and Margaret Froh.

COVID-19 continues to disproportionately impact racialized and lower-income groups, and the divides created by remote learning have only served to exacerbate the systemic inequalities in our society.
 

We are excited to announce that our 2020-2021 Blazing Trails Mentorship Program is now open for applications!

Level is excited to announce our continued funding partnership with Canadian National Railway (CN). Since 2016, CN has been a long-standing partner of Level’s mission to disrupt prejudice, build empathy and advance human rights! For 2020-2021, CN commits $50,000 in support of Level’s Indigenous Youth Outreach Program (IYOP), a program developed in consultation with Indigenous elders and advisors throughout Canada to provide justice education and mentorship for First Nations, Métis and Inuit youth.

This past week has been extraordinarily tough on many levels. Recent events offer a painful reminder of the systemic racism and injustice faced by Black and Indigenous communities in their daily lives. This is nothing new, nor is it an American problem. Systemic racism and injustice are prevalent in Canada as well. Both as individuals and as an organization, we share in the hurt and anger.