Grounded in community leadership, mutual aid, and systemic change, this document is not an advocacy strategy in itself, but represents a foundation for strategic focus around food justice and food security in Edmonton and beyond!
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Read reflections from the Nyeleni 3rd Global Forum, held in September 2025 and read the Kandy Declaration!
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On February 2, 2026, the John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights (JHC) submitted a shadow report to the United Nations Human Rights Committee ahead of its review of Canada under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR).
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On February 5, 2026, the John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights (JHC) released new research documenting the lived experiences of mutual aid workers across the province.
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JHC hosted an online sharing circle celebrating nine food security initiatives funded by 2025 microgrants thanks to Royal Bank of Canada (RBC).
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The Dinner Party was a powerful, intimate performance created by disabled artists that transformed lived experiences of ableism into a collective act of storytelling, community, and hope that deeply moved audiences and challenged assumptions about disability.
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Two Edmonton and area-focused events promoting advocacy and positive change.
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Housing, poverty, food security…these are intersecting and critical issues many face today. This latest blog post highlights the lived experiences of speakers at a Nov 2025 learning session and the recently published Intersections of Identity reports and documentary.
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Food represents more than a meal; it’s calm minds, supported students, and thriving communities. Read this latest blog post to learn how students are experiencing and their efforts to redefine food security.
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2025 introduced a year-long arts workshop series addressing ableism and the under representation of disabled folks in arts spaces.
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As we wrap up 2025, we recognize and celebrate the passion and commitment of our dedicated JHC volunteers.
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Often those on disability benefits are left choosing between rent, food, transportation, and medication. A recent documentary sheds light on the realities of food (in)security when experiencing disability.
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Find out more about a project celebrating generations of local changemakers who shaped justice movements across the city of Edmonton.
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Youth speakers will share their experiences with policing and justice systems, their visions for community safety, and their ideas for systemic change.
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Read about how the JHC is helping to build a strong network of advocates across the prairies.
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Reflections from the Cyber Summit 2025.
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The spotlight is on Sheila Robert, one of JHC’s fantastic volunteer Board members!
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“It’s about complete communities — where people can meet more of their needs close to home—including growing food.”
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