Crarr

CRARR is a bilingual civil rights organization based in Montreal, Quebec. It was founded in 1983 following a public inquiry into racism in the taxi industry and the adoption of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The organization is dedicated to promoting equality and diversity representation in Canada through research, public education, policy representation, community mobilization, and civil rights litigation. CRARR has been a leader in achieving systemic change in various areas, including employment equity, media representation, access to justice, hate crime, racial profiling, and intersectionality. It works in partnership with equality-seeking advocates to foster full citizenship, inclusion, and access without discrimination based on various grounds.