LAKAY launches a survey on racism in Lanaudière
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LAKAY wishes to give voice to citizens in order to better understand the realities experienced in different environments, particularly at school, at work and in public spaces.

The organization LAKAY, committed to defending rights and inclusion of communities, announces the launch of a regional survey aimed at documenting the sense of security and experiences of racism lived by the population of Lanaudière.
to participate in the survey the link is HERE
Through this initiative, LAKAY wishes to give voice to citizens in order to better understand the realities experienced in different environments, particularly at school, at work and in public spaces.
"It is essential that community voices be heard. This survey will allow us to draw a concrete portrait of the situation in Lanaudière and to better guide our actions," emphasizes Pierre Richard Thomas, director of LAKAY.
The survey, accessible online, is quick, confidential and open to any person residing in the region. The data collected will serve to fuel collective reflection and to formulate concrete recommendations to institutions, municipalities and local actors.
In a context where issues of racism and security remain concerning, LAKAY recalls the importance of relying on field data in order to promote adapted and effective interventions.
The survey results will be publicly disseminated and may contribute to strengthening initiatives aimed at building a more inclusive, equitable and secure society for all.
About LAKAY
LAKAY is a community organization working in the defense of rights, social inclusion and the well-being of communities. Through its actions, the organization contributes to raising awareness, supporting and mobilizing local actors around social justice issues.
