Create Safer, More Inclusive Communities

Date: May 14
Place: NorQuest College - Edmonton Campus

Join this interactive workshop to gain practical tools and knowledge to recognize, respond to, and prevent hate in your communities, both in-person and in online spaces.

Through real-world scenarios and case studies, you’ll:

Understand the difference between hate crimes and hate incidents and how they show up in everyday life.

Learn strategies to address digital hate and online harassment, with a focus on supporting women and gender-diverse people.

Build skills to lead anti-hate interventions, empower others, and promote resilience.

Gain insights into trauma-informed support and fostering safe, healthy environments.

Learn how to drive meaningful change in your community and create safer spaces for everyone.

This workshop is designed for community leaders, volunteers, educators, and residents who want to make a real difference.

Participants will receive a certificate of completion recognizing their training and commitment to taking action against hate and fostering safer, more inclusive communities.

Frequesnt Asked Questions

What's included in the $150 registration fee?

Your registration includes: a certificate of completion and a participant mini toolkit.

Where is the in-person session located?

The session will take place at NorQuest College - Downtown Campus. The address is 10215 108 Street, Edmonton, AB.

Once you complete your registration, you will receive a follow-up email with the specific room location and any additional details for the workshop.

How do I access the online session?

After registering, you will receive an email with the session link and all relevant details. Please check your inbox (and junk folder) before the workshop to ensure you have received the information.