Diversity coalition launching survey
The Fort Erie Diversity and Inclusion Coalition is asking residents to share their experiences of exclusion and discrimination.
The group has launched a survey that will run until the end of the month.
Co-Chair Riley Zimak says once the results of the survey are reviewed by the coalition members, the Co-Chairs will present the general findings and recommendations to Fort Erie Town Council.
Mayor Wayne Redekop says “The work the coalition is doing is extremely important. Nobody should be negatively judged or treated simply due to the way they look; the colour of their skin; the people they love; the clothes they wear; the language they speak; or the religion they follow."
To take the survey click here.
All responses will remain anonymous.
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