The Canadian Ecumencial Anti-Racism Network (CEARN)

This network is an expression of Canadian churches working together to support anti-racism programs and educators who are working in member churches, sharing resources and learning among anti-racism educators, and supporting long-term change in Canadian churches and church organizations.

The mandate of CEARN is to accompany churches and church organizations in Canada who are working toward racial justice, racial reconciliation, and peace, to transform themselves and their communities. The goals are:

1. To build and strengthen a national ecumenical network of anti-racism educators and activists.
2. To mutually support and hold one another accountable as we learn more about racism in the churches and church organizations in Canada, and become transformed churches.
3. To develop and share resources being used and being developed.

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