Dignity Forum’s Upcoming Human Rights Conference to Address Growth of Racial Discrimination in Alberta
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Thursday, October 13, 2022
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Created and hosted by Dignity Forum , this one-of-a-kind conference will discuss head-on the challenges faced by racialized communities in Alberta.
Key Points:
- Created and hosted by Dignity Forum , this one-of-a-kind conference will discuss head-on the challenges faced by racialized communities in Alberta.
- To lead the dialog of how to address human rights issues facing Albertans, attendees of the public conference can participate in panel-led discussions to identify solutions to fulfill the overall objectives and visions of the Alberta Human Rights Act.
- Alongside Ghitter, who has been involved in the development of human rights policies in Alberta for the past 45 years, speakers at the Dignity Forums Human Rights Conference include Graham Lowes and Sarah Adomako-Ansah with the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.
- The Dignity Forum is a federally incorporated registered charitable organization, created to address concerns over the state of human rights in Alberta and the gaps in the operation of the Alberta Human Rights Commission.