Our Commitment to Anti-Racism, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
At CLTO, the elimination of racial discrimination and racism is central to our mission of fostering an equitable and inclusive learning environment and workplace culture.
We envision a culture where equity and inclusion are ingrained in everything we do, and diversity is celebrated as a source of pride and learning.
Equity at CLTO means ensuring the fair and respectful treatment of all individuals – our employees and the people we serve. We are committed to creating inclusive environments that recognize and value everyone’s unique qualities and attributes, ensuring that all individuals feel respected, accepted, and valued.
We recognize that diversity enriches our services and strengthens our community. We actively support and engage diversity across various dimensions, including age, gender identity, sexual orientation, physical or intellectual ability, ethnicity, religion, and Indigenous heritage.
As an employer of choice, we are dedicated to attracting and retaining a diverse workforce, building meaningful partnerships, and creating a workplace free from discrimination and harassment.
Through intentional efforts, we strive to ensure that the principles of equity, diversity, and inclusion are understood, integrated, and celebrated throughout our organization. Our goal is to break down barriers and create a culture where EDI is lived and reflected in every aspect of our work.
To deepen our understanding and impact, we have welcomed contributors to share insights on how equity, diversity, and inclusion intersect with the lives of individuals in the disability community.
If you’d like to learn more about our EDI initiatives at Community Living Toronto, please reach out to us at anti-racismandedi@cltoronto.ca.
For a glossary of EDI terms from the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion (CCDI) that we reference, click here.
Calendar of Awareness Days
- June 2025
- Month of June – Indigenous History Month
- Month of June – Pride Month
- Month of June – Filipino Heritage Month
- June 6 – Eid-Al-Adha
- June 15 – Fathers Day
- June 21 – National Indigenous Peoples Day
- June 27 – Multicultural Day
- If you would like to recommend events to focus on, please get in touch.
Upcoming Events
Toronto City Hall Flag-Raising Celebration – Monday, Jun 02, 5PM-6PM
City of Toronto Flag Raising – Wednesday, Jun 04, 9AM-12AM
Luminato Festival – June 04 to 22
TRANScend TO – Friday, Jun 6, 12pm-8:30pm, TMU Student Centre (55 Gould Street)
4th Annual 2-Spirit Powwow – Saturday, Jun 07, 10AM-12AM, Downsview park
Gay AF Comedy Pride-Stravaganza – June 21, 2025, Campbell House Museum
AIDS Candlelight Vigil – Tuesday, Jun 24, 9PM-11PM, Barbara Hall Park, 519 Church Street, Toronto
Family Pride – Saturday, Jun 28 · 10AM-5PM; Sunday, Jun 29 · 10AM-5PM, Church Street Public School (83 Alexander St, Toronto, ON M4Y 1B7)
Youth Pride – Saturday, Jun 28 · 6PM-11PM, Church Street Public School (83 Alexander St, Toronto, ON M4Y 1B7)
ICFF – My Place is Here – Monday, Jun 30 · 9PM-12AM, Trinity Cinema, The Distillery District