Tiers and incentives for businesses and individuals to support the Paint the Rails Legacy Book.
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The Human Rights Facilitator program equips participants with the tools and capacity to create spaces of learning and dialogue around human rights and build stronger and more resilient communities.
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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 while doing advocacy work.
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Due to a lack of adequate housing in Amiskwacîwâskahikan (Edmonton, Alberta), the problems related to the closure of the EXPO Centre temporary shelter facilities and lack of contingency plans being in place to support this transition is resulting in those living in poverty having their right to life, liberty and personal security denied.
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The artwork is the fifth and final Paint the Rails mural. The piece aims to share the local moments that matter to the identity of Edmonton’s Chinese, Sri Lankan, Latin American, and Filipino communities.
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If you think you have been discriminated against, unfairly treated and/or had your rights violated and would like to discuss your case with a team of volunteer advocates, please fill out the Stride: Human Rights Advocacy Request Form.
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Join us in the fifth and final Paint the Rails mural unveiling at Clareview station Friday July 17th at 5PM via Zoom.
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The Paint the Rails Legacy Book aims to engage in ongoing reflection, learning, and dialogue about our city’s history of colonization, settlement, and reclamation. We need your support to make this book possible!
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The goal is to break down barriers to accessibility and inclusion by creating awareness and understanding about people living with disabilities.
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Youth-serving organizations who get paid to advocate and educate, often perpetuate oppression. This session will look at models that uplift and centre youth voice, identity, and expression
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Introducing Fresh Air, a fund to support Edmonton’s live music and comedy community, while lifting our collective spirits.
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Participants will gain skills and tools for self advocacy.
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By connecting every block and building in the city we can make sure the people who live close to us are connected to someone and that no one is left behind.
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This workshop will provide community advocates with skills in understanding how to support community members as active and appreciative listeners.
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This session aims to educate community partners within the Coalitions Creating Equity on the realities and impacts of hate on Indigenous community members, particularly as it relates to across Treaty areas 6, 7, and 8.
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In this session, participants will learn about the mechanisms that exist for human rights complaints to be heard provincially, federally, and internationally.
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Join us in conversation to learn more about the food system - the seeds, land, and inputs such as fertilizers, herbicides, fungicides, oil, and of course, labour.
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It is, without doubt, a huge privilege to be part of a funded non-profit engaged in community organizing, human rights education, and co-creating advocacy resources, in Alberta. Privileges the organization and staff hold, carry a weight of responsibility to mobilize towards collective liberation and human rights for all. We strive towards principles of justice, security, dignity, and freedom in our work; decolonizing our processes and practices has been a humbling and challenging journey. A journey we are still on.
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The Centre is looking for a Volunteer Coordinator to support the increased demands and intake of volunteers as a result of the COVID19 response efforts supported by the organization.
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The Unist’ot’en Camp has been a beacon of resistance for nearly 10 years. It is a healing space for Indigenous people and settlers alike, and an active example of decolonization.
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