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CITY OF TORONTO COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP &
INVESTMENT PROGRAMS
PROGRAM NAME
Access, Equity and Human Rights – Community
Partnership and Investment Program
www.toronto.ca/diversity
The objectives of this program include:
- Achieving a positive race relations and human rights climate in
Toronto;
- Maintaining a strong community infrastructure to address racism
and to act as advocates and to promote civic participation by
groups working towards the elimination of barriers faced by human
rights protected groups and to focus on human rights issues relating
to women and gender, literacy, disability, sexual orientation, and
Aboriginal affairs;
- To carry out public awareness and anti-racist education campaigns
which respect and value Toronto’s diverse communities and which
target the elimination of hate activity.
AIDS Prevention Investment Program
www.toronto.ca/health
Supports targeted, time-limited projects to influence behaviours and
situations that put people at risk of acquiring HIV/AIDS thereby
reducing HIV transmission
Arts and Culture-Toronto Arts Council
www.torontoartscouncil.org
Toronto Arts Council supports the development, accessibility and
excellence of the arts in Toronto through programs that fund non-profit
organizations and collectives and professional artists. These
programs invest in a broad range of activities from individual creation
and small projects to some of Canada’s largest and most renowned
arts institutions.
Program Areas:
- Community Arts - Music - Dance
- Theatre - Literary - Visual
- Media Arts
CONTACT PERSON
Consultants:
Augusto Mathias
(416) 392-1087
amathias@toronto.ca
Linda Koehler
(416) 397-0929
lkoehler@toronto.ca
Administration:
Colleen Larkin
(416) 392-8936
Clarkin1@toronto.ca
Manager:
Ceta Ramkhalawansingh
cramkhal@toronto.ca
Tony Caines
(416) 338-0916
tcaines@toronto.ca
Louise Carberry
(416) 338-0917
lcarberr@toronto.ca
Sara Malabar
(416) 392-6802 x 205
sara@torontoartscouncil.org
- Community Arts
- Dance
- Literary
Norma Carcia
(416) 392-6802 x 222
norma@torontoartscouncil.org
- Music - Visual
- Theatre - Media Arts
Commercial Research Program
Helps Business Improvement Areas and business associations to
retain the services of professional consultants for eligible projects
such as comprehensive streetscape development plans, strategic
business plans and customer surveys.
Karen Keskull
(416) 392-1820
kkeskul@toronto.ca
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