The Canadian Race Relations Foundation (CRRF) is a federal Crown corporation and charitable organization established in 1996, following the Japanese Canadian Redress Agreement. Its main goal is to foster racial harmony and promote cross-cultural understanding while working to eliminate racism and all forms of racial discrimination in Canada.

The CRRF engages in various activities to raise awareness about racism, including public campaigns and educational initiatives. It supports community groups by providing grants and networking opportunities, having awarded over $11 million to more than 250 anti-racism initiatives. The Foundation also produces educational resources, hosts dialogues, and publishes research to inform public policy and enhance societal understanding of race relations. With a vision to be a leading voice in Canadian race relations, the CRRF collaborates with over 600 organizations across the country to promote equity, social harmony, and mutual respect.