HCCI is a community resource, a catalyst for action, and a champion of equity and inclusiveness. To achieve
its goals HCCI has addressed and is presently addressing issues of Anti-Racism, Social Inclusion, Leadership
Development, Political Education and Awareness, Social and Economic Education, and Capacity-Building.
To effectively implement its three year plan and carry out its mandate, HCCI continues to facilitate several focus
group meetings to enhance public awareness and public education within the community. In addition, this will
enable HCCI to achieve its mission, vision and goals.....more
HCCI has developed 'Community Mobilization Teams' and is currently facilitating training workshops for the
'Community Mobilization Teams' consisting of ethno-specific community leaders, mainstream community members and
interfaith groups..... more
HCCI has developed a 'Youth in Motion' group and we are facilitating training workshops, artistic and dramatic
presentations for 'Youth in Motion' consisting of diverse group of Hamilton youth committed to making a change in their
various schools and communities.....more
The Trainer the Trainer program is aimed at enhancing and facilitating, leadership, public-speaking and cross-cultural communication skills of HCCI Community Mobilization Team members .....more
An Advanced Training Program designed to build a Network of Community Leaders. This program, a follow-up to Community Mobilization Team training, is an advanced training program that identifies and provides training to diverse community leaders..... more
The Victim Advocacy Network Training is a new initiative with HCCI that aims to increase support to victims of all forms of hate crime, whether it be gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, political opinion, socio-economic status or culture.....more
HCCI in partnership with the Hamilton Police Service (HPS) secured a three year funding from the Department of the Canadian Heritage now Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration.....more
To promote and facilitate development of equal and committed partnerships between key institutions and race, culture, and faith-based communities in order to create racism-free environments within four major sectors of civic life including employment, education, health and housing.....more
