Nominees must be residents of the City of Toronto.
Deadline for submitting nominations is Monday, May 11, 2015.
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Do you know someone who is making a difference in Toronto? Celebrate their accomplishments – nominate them for an award!
Access Award
The Access Award was established in 1982 and is given to a person, group or organization that has made a significant contribution towards improving access for people with disabilities in Toronto. “Access” can include designing new or renovated structures; an employment program; a transportation system; a recreational or leisure program; or anything that contributes significantly to people with disabilities living independently.Constance E. Hamilton Award on the Status of Women
Established in 1979, this award was named after the first woman member of City Council, Constance E. Hamilton, elected in 1920. The award commemorates the Privy Council decision of October 18, 1929, (now known as Persons Day) which recognized women as “persons” thereby permitting their involvement in all aspects of public life. The award recognizes person(s) who have made a significant contribution to improving the social, economic, cultural and political status of women in Toronto and who have encouraged others in their efforts to achieve equality and to remove barriers.Pride Award
The Pride Award was established in 2003 to mark the thirtieth anniversary of Toronto City Council’s decision to adopt a human rights policy to provide protection on the basis of sexual orientation. This award honours the volunteer contributions of person(s) or organizations whose efforts have been significant for the well being and advancement of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transsexual and two spirited community in Toronto.William P. Hubbard Race Relations Award
Established in 1989, this award was named in honour Toronto’s first African-Canadian Councillor - William P. Hubbard - who was first elected in 1894. The City gives this award to a person or persons whose outstanding achievement and commitment has fostered a positive race relations environment in Toronto and has encouraged others to become actively involved in the elimination of racism and prejudice.For information:
Equity, Diversity and Human Rights City Manager’s Office City Hall, 14th Floor, West Tower 100 Queen St. W. Toronto, ON M5H 2N2 e-mail: [email protected] phone: 416-392-8592Latest posts
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