It was an absolute pleasure seeing our work turned into valuable workshops designed by us to deliver to individuals not familiar with ableism and how it affects each of us in some way. Our facilitators, all experts in their own right, and the support of the John Humphrey Centre, delivered excellent teachings and were imperative to the success of this project!
Read MoreFrom March to August 2024, a series of five beading workshops, funded by Canadian Heritage, unfolded across Alberta, spanning communities in Lethbridge, Calgary, Wetaskiwin, Edmonton, and Grande Prairie. These workshops, grounded in healing practices, engaged individuals from low-income backgrounds who have been affected by homelessness. Through the medium of beading, participants found a safe environment conducive to learning and connection.
Over the weekend of October 4th to 6th, the teams from these five different communities came together at Medicine Hat Lodge for a meaningful gathering, where they shared their experiences from the beading sessions
Read More“It’s extremely rewarding being a Human Rights Advocate because you’re able to contribute to a community member’s voice and support them in being heard.” Amy Pham
Read MoreThis blog post is a snapshot contains key information, tips, tools and resources shared throughout the “Making Social Strides” National Conference in Edmonton and online from March 24-25, 2023.
Read MoreJoin us on May 10 to learn about Action Dignity and the programs and approaches they offer that aim to strengthen protection and realization of human rights and racial equity through systems change.
Read MoreHala, Adrian and Simi are all volunteers with JHC’s Social Stride Initiative. They attended and supported in person at the National Conference: Making Social Strides, a hybrid event that took place in Edmonton, Alberta on March 24-25, 2023. I
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