Ontario Tech University has compiled a comprehensive list of web-based diversity resources on their website including: 

• Access to Media Education Society (AMES) is a registered non-profit dedicated to helping people cultivate individual, group and mass communications skills to increase public understanding towards issues of social exclusion and social justice.

• Diversity Institute at Ryerson University has a useful resource list of grassroots, advocacy and affiliate groups promoting cultural or diversity issues.

• Media Smarts has several excellent resources for teachers and parents related to digital media and information literacy, on the themes of cultural diversity, racism, representation, and bias.

To review the complete list of web-based diversity resources click here