Global News anchor Farah Nasser spoke with Ontario’s Regional Chief Isadore Day about his experience with racism and discrimination against First Nations people in Canada.

After coming forward with their earliest memories of discrimination as part of the #FirstTimeIwasCalled series, three people say they received both positive and negative feedback.

Toronto artist Alexei Vella recalls being accosted by a stranger and being called a cripple and the impacts it has had on him, years after it happened.

Daniel Pillai was in grade two when peers would call him a name that would change the course of his adolescence. Global News anchor Farah Nasser speaks with Pillai as part of the #FirstTimeIwasCalled series.

Jill Andrew has dedicated her career to fighting appearance-based discrimination and body-based harassment, but when she was 15 years old, she said she was confronted with an incident that is still etched in her memory.

The #FirstTimeIWasCalled project set out to start a conversation based on sharing personal experiences with discrimination. Here's a sample of the discussion so far.

When was the first time you were called something negative or hurtful? A panel of Winnipeggers share their stories.

It initially startled her, but just as the words began to set in, Kathleen Wynne realized she was stepping into a new world. Global News anchor Farah Nasser speaks with Wynne about this experience as part of #FirstTimeIwasCalled

The incident happened a few weeks after 9/11 and Farheen Khan said the words and events still haunt her over a decade later. Global News anchor Farah Nasser speaks with Khan about her experience as part of #FirstTimeIwasCalled.

Singer Jully Black is a multiple award-winning Canadian artist, but she says one incident that happened to her when she was just 12 years old nearly silenced her.