Community organizations: Red Deer Local Immigration Partnership Key findings: 1) The survey revealed a prevalence of Islamophobia in Red Deer, highlighting the need for further research on the experiences of the Muslim community. 2) The report emphasized the costs of complacency towards racism, both within visible minority communities and the predominantly White population. 3) Challenges in survey methodology included a predominantly White respondent demographic, impacting the representation of BIPOC perspectives. 4) The report underscored the importance of coordinated efforts by the Red Deer Anti-Racism Steering Committee and research team to combat racism and promote inclusivity. 5) Insights from the survey provided clarity on the nature of racism in Red Deer, guiding organizations to target their approaches effectively for maximum impact. Key populations: racialized people living in Red Deer Key recommendations: 1) Encourage White people to use their privilege to challenge racism and influence less sympathetic peers. 2) Address the costs of complacency towards racism within both visible minority communities and the predominantly White population. 3) Enhance efforts to combat racism through coordinated initiatives led by the Red Deer Anti-Racism Steering Committee and community partners. 4) Implement strategies to increase diversity in survey participation to ensure a more representative sample of the community’s perspectives on racism. Location: Red Deer, AB Future research / gaps identified: Conduct further research to explore the experiences of the Muslim community in Red Deer, focusing on addressing Islamophobia. Integration timeline: not defined Open access: Yes