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Recognizing dignity, protecting human rights
Edmonton Public Schools adopt policy on sexual orientation and gender identity In 1948, in the wake of the greatest tragedy the world had seen, a diversity of leaders came together and formally acknowledged: All human beings are born free and … Continue reading
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Attawapiskat: A Challenge to Canada’s First Rate Image
As the Attawapiskat state of emergency is showing us, Canadians are at a critical juncture in the relationship between the First Nations, Inuit and Métis with the rest of Canada. Canada committed to a renewed partnership and reconciliation with Aboriginal … Continue reading
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We Need More Water!!
Mohamed Kamara, Sierra Leone I am from Sierra Leone, a country that has been through a decade long war. That Sierra Leone has been ranked bottom a number of times on the United Nation’s Human Development Index is a clear … Continue reading
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Re-orienting the JHC Blog
The Inside Insider Perspectives on Stories of Human Rights The John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights values the power of story-telling as a profound platform for human rights learning. This space has been created for just that purpose – … Continue reading
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Request of Proposals: Hate Crime Committee Toolkit
The Alberta Hate Crime Committee (AHCC) has identified a lack of resources and tools available for community groups to prevent hate and bias incidents or help them react to these incidents after they occur. Communities and individuals struggle on their … Continue reading
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GYA on Global Morning News
So aside from Renee being excited about the men at the GYA this year, the program is looking to be dynamite! An amazing line up of speakers, workshops and much more. Thanks to Global Edmonton for having us on the … Continue reading
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Financial Aid Resource
We understand that it can be difficult to find financial aid to attend post-secondary school, particularly for immigrant and refugee youth. Thanks to Mandy Siu for pulling together this great little resource to help students find their way! Financial Aid … Continue reading
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Avenue Magazine Wants your Opinion!
Avenue Magazine, which is a glossy magazine that covers issues, insights, arts and culture, food and outdoor life, wants Edmontonians to nominate someone they know who has made “significant positive change” in their own lives for their “Life Re-imagined” contest. Five … Continue reading
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Short Update!
Hello everyone…as you can see, the John Humphrey Centre has a new website and the blog is now part of the website instead of being a separate page. All the information here on our projects, resources and events are all … Continue reading
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Walk4Justice Coming through Edmonton
There is a group called Walk4Justice who will be walking through Western Canada from Kamloops BC to Winnipeg, MB to raise awareness about violence against women and children, especially along the Highway of Tears. Over 3000 women have gone missing … Continue reading
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