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Upcoming Dates of Significance

April 2025

Sikh Heritage Month

Genocide Remembrance, Condemnation and Prevention Month

April 2 - World Autism Awareness Day

April 10 - International Day of Pink 

April 13 - Vaisakhi 

April 20 - Start of Riḍván (Baháʼí)

April 12 - 20 - Passover/Peasch

 

May 2025

Asian and South Asian Heritage Month

Dutch Heritage Month

Jewish Heritage Month

Polish Heritage Month

May 5 - National Day of Awareness and Action for M.M.I.W.G.2.S/Red Dress Day

May 10 - Day of Action Against Anti-Asian Racism

May 10 - Bear Witness Day 

May 16 - Moosehide Campaign Day

May 17 - International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia

May 21 - World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development/ Diversity Day

May 25-31 - National AccessAbility Awareness Week

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Learn more about upcoming diversity, equity and inclusion related events.
Members of the Community Diversity Equity and Inclusion Committee

The Community Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee (C.D.E.I.C.) is an example of the City's commitment to community engagement and consultation. Formed in 2020, C.D.E.I.C. is made up of representatives from the community who support and advise on the ongoing implementation of the City's Diversity and Inclusion Plan.  

Learn more about the C.D.E.I.C.

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Anti-racism/anti-oppression is an ongoing process that challenges us to continually examine our biases, think critically about the world we live in and to always be open to learning new things. 

Educating ourselves on experiences of others is one way we can move towards a more inclusive society.

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Learn more about the actions the City of Oshawa is taking to address poverty in our community. 

2022 Report on Actions to Address Poverty

 

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