Live via Zoom (Zoom link will be emailed to you before the event)
Wednesday, May 17
6:30pm
Advanced registration required; space is limited. Register online using the form below, in person at any locations, or by phone by calling Member Services at 905-623-7322 x2712.
No charge.
Colour Blind? Why Being 'Not Racist' Is Not Enough Anymore
This presentation will focus on why this issue of racism and combating racism is even worth our time, and why it needs to be a matter of the heart before change can occur.
Join the conversation with guest speaker Aubrey Noronha from HelloHope.ca, a recognized Safe Schools, Mental Health and Anti-Racism Speaker.
Presented in partnership with the Municipality of Clarington, HelloHope.ca.
More About Aubrey Noronha
Aubrey Noronha from HelloHope.ca is a recognized Safe Schools, Mental Health and Anti-Racism Speaker speaking across the country with his "2023 Make Hope Viral Tour". He has been presenting to students and families all over as well as to professionals, public servants and municipalities.
Aubrey is a former Crisis Negotiator within the justice system and Critical Incident Stress Management facilitator serving those impacted by terrorism and other traumatic events and is the recipient of the town of Ajax 2021 diversity and community engagement award which was recognized by the Legislative Assembly of Ontario and the House of Commons.
In 2022, The Humanity Organization (which was founded by Masai UjirI (U-JEERI), the president of the Toronto Raptors) highlighted Aubrey as a Humanity Hero for his work throughout Canada.
Aubrey is also a singer and has sung duets with John Legend, Adele and Drake…while listening to them on his Bluetooth speaker in the shower.