This video explains the basic concepts of Truth and Reconciliation from the arrival of colonial settlers to today’s efforts to make amends for human rights injustices against Canada’s Indigenous people. The purpose of the video is to educate and inform Canadians about Truth and Reconciliation and to explore ways to create a better future for Canada’s Indigenous people.

Black people in North America have faced historical inequities in schooling that account for their underrepresentation in particular educational paths – most notably, the STEM fields – which, in turn, accounts for their lack of economic mobility. As such, the society misses out on the potential educational, social, economic and scientific contributions that could emerge from Black minds. And since educational institutions have been slow to change, Black students have, in response, come together to create spaces for thriving. In this panel presentation, we will discuss the ways in which Black students worked to realize their aspirational goals with the support of educational sponsors.

Join ACLRC in person or virtually (We reserve to the right to move the event to virtual only, depending on registration) for Commemoration of International Human Rights Day and to celebrate 75th Anniversary of Universal Declaration of Human Rights!

International Human Rights Protections for Children in Armed Conflict - Join ACLRC in person or virtually (We reserve to the right to move the event to virtual only, depending on registration) for

Commemoration of International Human Rights Day and to celebrate 75th Anniversary of Universal Declaration of Human Rights!

Canada is facing a severe housing shortage that is contributing to unprecedented increases in housing prices in almost every part of the country.

Join us virtually or in person to discuss this problem and how is the Right to Housing being Ensured in Canada?  

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“Mandating COVID-19 vaccines in Canada, including Alberta, has made it difficult for individuals with medical conditions and disabilities to access some venues. These individuals feel they have been discriminated against and do not know what legal recourse they have. What does the law say about discrimination and the duty to accommodate?”

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