Discrimination
May 18, 2022, 10:00 am - 11:30 am
We envision a province in which we are all free from inequality, discrimination, and injustice. These free, introductory educational sessions seek to educate the public about B.C.’s Human Rights Code, a human rights law relevant to everyone in the province. These sessions will be held throughout the year and they relate to three settings protected by the Human Rights Code: Housing, Employment and Services.
The upcoming session covers the area of housing. Every person has the right to be free from discrimination whether they are renting or buying a place to live, or participating as a member of a group like a strata or a housing co-op. Please join us during this interactive session and learn about your rights and responsibilities as they relate to housing.
These free 90-minute introductory session will focus on B.C.’s Human Rights Code and explore your rights and responsibilities under the Code.
By the end of this session learners will be able to:
Event details:
Please register on Zoom; or,
Please contact engagement@bchumanrights.ca to register.
Please note that this as the session will host a maximum of 50 participants.
Closed captioning will be available at this event. If you have other accessibility requirements, please contact us at engagement@bchumanrights.ca.
Simultaneous translation is available for this session. If you have a translation request, please contact us at engagement@bchumanrights.ca at least 2-weeks prior to the event and we will do our best to accommodate.
These sessions are meant for a broad audience. If you are interested in booking a session for your organization or group please contact us through our event request page (specify if you want a focus on Housing, Employment or Services).