675 King St. West. The ARRN is a network of anti-racism organizations working to disseminate information, educate the public, and take collective action to confront and eliminate racism. Since their formation in 1992, they have helped to organize community roundtables on anti-racism, analyzed racial issues, and advised the Ontario government on their race relations and hate crimes policies.
Membership is open to any community group concerned about human rights and anti-racism.
Their message is that, regardless of one's religion, ethnicity, nationality or skin colour, we are all one people. These artists reach out as role models to young people to encourage the prevention of prejudice through education. B'nai Brith Canada brings Jewish men and women together in fellowship to serve the Jewish community through combatting anti-Semitism, bigotry and racism in Canada and abroad. B'nai Brith has been the lead organization in Canada for monitoring and countering hate on the Internet. In 1998, B'nai Brith organized an international symposium, providing a forum for Canadian and international experts to assess the problem of hate on the Internet and develop strategies to counter it.