Ian Mathieson Named CTV Citizen of the Year for Promoting Cultural Diversity and Fighting Racial Discrimination

Mathieson has guided more than 500 interactive workshops on cultural competency, racial equity, inclusive communities, and organizational equity through the Centre for Race and Culture. In the same role, Mathieson also worked as a Youth Program Coordinator, focusing on multicultural education and peer development. He also spent time collaborating with immigrants and diverse communities, school districts, and settlement agencies. Mathieson is committed to promoting inclusion, equity, and intercultural understanding.

With a diverse background that includes working with law enforcement, educational boards, health care institutions, community NGOs, and the private sector, Mathieson is a committed volunteer with Next Up, Youth Leadership and the Alberta Hate Crimes Committee.

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