Anti-Racism Pamphlets

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Conference Agenda - click here.

Holocaust and Hope Testimonial Series

The publication is the first in the League for Human Rights’ Holocaust and Hope Testimonial Series. The authors of this book, Susy Goldstein, Gina Hamilton and Wendy Share, tell the story of their father’s escape to freedom, a child of the Kindertransport. In January 1939, Benno’s parents sent him and his brother, then just 9 and 13 years old, on a train departing Germany. Four months later they arrived in England as part of the Kindertransport. Like the majority of the 10,000 children saved by this rescue effort, they never saw their parents again. Click here for more information

Hate Jurisdictions of Human Rights Commissions: A System in Need of Reform

Submission by the League for Human Rights of B’nai Brith Canada to the Canadian Human Rights Commission

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B’nai Brith presents its brief on Reasonable Accommodation to the Bouchard-Taylor Commission:

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Audits of Antisemitic Incidents - Patterns of Prejudice in Canada , 1996 - present.

Anti-Hate Hot Line / Ligne Antiraciste- Antisemitism, Racism, Hate-Motivated Crime or Harassment
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COMMUNITY SECURITY - Following threats to the Jewish community, the League for Human Rights circulated the flyers below to all institutions and individuals at risk from such threats. Please print these files and use them when necessary.

• Twelve Warning Signs

Ontarians With Disabilities Sub-Committee - The League for Human Right’s Ontarians with Disabilities Sub-Committee, chaired by Edward Rice, made the following presentation to the Parliament of Ontario’s Standing Committee on Social Policy, recommending amendments to bill 118 – Accessibility for Ontarians With Disabilities Act (AODA).

“Stand with Israel” Aboriginal Mission Tour 2005 - This mission - the third consecutive one - was inspired by the initial 2003 ‘Holocaust and Hope Educator’s Tour’ sponsored by B’nai Brith Canada’s League for Human Rights,” said Reverend McLean. “The first B’nai Brith-Aboriginal Mission, which followed directly the outbreak of the David Ahenakew affair, was designed to build bridges between members of the Jewish community and the Assembly of First Nations.

Holocaust & Hope Educators Study Tour - The 2003 Educators Tour was made possible by funding from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, the Metcalfe Foundation and the B'nai Brith Foundation.

Taking Action Against Hate - Youth Conference - International Human Rights Day - December 10, 2002

Yom ha-Shoah Holocaust Memorial Day Teacher's Guide - 'Education is our number one tool against the ravages of racism, bigotry, and discrimination in all its forms.'

Holocaust Education in Canada - A Review and Analysis of Curriculum, Policies, Programs and Teacher Training

Blacks & Jews in Dialogue - When Blacks and Jews stood together, the two communities achieved significant advantages for all citizens, and helped open the door to opportunities.

The Heritage Front Report: 1994