This Zine explores some of the themes and ideas in JHC’s Advancing Truth and Reconciliation Toolkit. Within these pages, you will find perspectives from youth, knowledge keepers and community members we worked with in 2018/19.
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This workshop aims to unveil the multi-layered concept of oppression, the many ways in which solidarity can take shape.
20 years ago in 1999, the John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights came to life. For this International Human Rights Day, we are throwing a party to celebrate our partnerships, our impacts and our journey over the past 20 years in Edmonton and beyond.
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This full-day workshop provides educators with a safe and supportive space to work through some important questions about teaching truth and reconciliation in an age-appropriate way.
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We are looking forward to having some fruitful and lively debate about the topics that arose from the Agenda.
Living Wage and Just Labor
October 18th
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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To confirm, you are participating in the following town hall:
Environment and Foreign Policy
September 27th
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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Thank you for your willingness to be part of the Shift 2019 Agenda online Town Halls. We are looking forward to having some fruitful and lively debate about the topics that arose from the Agenda. This invitation is to provide you with the details of the call, the format of the session.
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The John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights (JHC), Alberta Workers Association for Research and Education (AWARE) and Migrante Alberta have been proud to collaborate on the Shift 2019 People’s Agenda.
Here is how you can help!
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This workshop aims to unveil the multi-layered concept of oppression, the many ways in which solidarity can take shape, and the practical ways in which advocates could check their location/privilege.
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Looking for a youth team for a photo booth project documenting perspectives on truth and reconciliation in Amiskwaciwâskahikan (Edmonton).
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Join us for a program of music and performance as we launch the 2019 People’s Agenda as part of the Annual Labor Day BBQ at Giovanni Caboto Park (108a Ave NW, Edmonton)
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In this session, participants will learn about legislation and prosecution of hate crimes, the supports available to victims, and gain skills and tools to advocate in community.
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This workshop will provide you with an introduction to the architecture of human rights and the mechanisms that exist for human rights complaints to be heard provincially, federally and internationally.
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Jurisdiction in Canada is a major issue challenging to access and realization of human rights. Join us to dig in and explore pathways.
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The Justice 4 Reel Free Media School kicks off September 13th in Edmonton. This six month program will connect emerging DIY filmmakers to mentorship and programming opportunities to strengthen filmmaking skills; from directing, editing, cinematography, producing, screenwriting, interviews, and ethics.
Participants will be supported by industry mentors and community advocates in the creation of a one to two minutes PSA’s that will tap into the important issues and experiences of Edmonton’s diverse communities.
Expression of Interest is due on August 30 2019 to david@jhcentre.org
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A space to challenge our biases, open our hearts, collectively learn and build forward towards a just and equitable Turtle Island.
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Need volunteers for JHC Casino Event - Monday September 30 & Tuesday October 1, 2019.
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This afternoon workshop will provide advocates with an introduction to the architecture of human rights and the mechanisms that exist for human rights complaints to be heard provincially, federally and internationally.
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Stories that Weave Us, our mural for Kingsway transit centre, reflects on the histories of three Edmonton faith communities; Temple Beth Ora (Jewish), Shiloh Baptist Church (Christian) and Al Rashid Mosque (Muslim).
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Invitation to Youth Gathering! August 12-15, 2019 at Sanctum Retreat, Sundre Alberta.
Roots 4 Change strives to address key issues related to bias, racism, exclusion and marginalization in the education system. There is no cost to attend, ages of 14-20 years.