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Addressing systemic racism in B.C.

This website provides an overview of the B.C. government’s work to dismantle systemic racism. Information is translated across 15 languages. Topics include:

  • Legislation to identify and address systemic racism
  • Provincial Anti-Racism Action Plan
  • Updates on our anti-racism research priorities
  • The Anti-Racism Data Committee and their role in addressing systemic racism

Systemic racism impacts the lives of people across B.C. on a daily basis. As government, we’re committed to addressing racism and making our services better for everyone.

Learn more about the team leading this work.

Latest updates

Provincial Anti-Racism Action Plan

Annual release 2026

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Identity Data Standards

Anti-Racism Data Act

The Anti-Racism Data Act was introduced in 2022. The Act enables government to collect, use and share personal information such as Indigenous and racial identity data to help identify and eliminate systemic racism and advance racial equity.

Learn more about some of the key initiatives under the Act.

Anti-Racism research priorities

Anti-Racism Data Committee

How we’re working with Indigenous Peoples

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The content on this site may cause pain and frustration, especially for those whose strength and resilience are impacted by systemic barriers and racism in their daily lives. Information about helplines and other related links is available on the support page.

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