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Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Nova Scotia Office of Equity and Anti-Racism

Nova Scotia s Office of Equity and Anti-Racism funds community-led projects that address systemic hate, racism and inequity and improve access to opportunity. View Nova Scotia Office of Equity and Anti-Racism's website for more information.

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    Community Network Grant

    Funding for equity and anti-racism community projects
    Eligible Funding
    Maximum amount : 40,000 $
    Eligible Industries
    Public administration
    Types of eligible projects
    Legal Structure
    Non-profit
    NS, Canada

About Nova Scotia Office of Equity and Anti-Racism

What is Nova Scotia Office of Equity and Anti-Racism's official website?

Nova Scotia Office of Equity and Anti-Racism's official website is https://equityandantiracism.novascotia.ca/.

What else should I know about Nova Scotia Office of Equity and Anti-Racism?

Nova Scotia s Office of Equity and Anti-Racism works across government with communities and partners to lead anti-racism initiatives, promote equity and address systemic racism and inequity in policy, legislation, programs and services. Through funding such as the Community Network Grant, the office supports community-driven projects that respond to systemic hate, inequity and racism, including work with underrepresented and underserved groups such as Mi kmaq and Indigenous people, African Nova Scotians, people of African descent, people with disabilities, 2SLGBTQIA+ communities, newcomers, minority faith communities and neurodivergent people. In the funding ecosystem, this office gives community organizations a dedicated public funding route for equity work that is often under-resourced. Grants can support education, leadership, belonging, cultural repair, anti-hate capacity and local inclusion infrastructure. This helps shift anti-racism from policy statements into funded projects led by affected communities.