What should you do when a 2SLGBTQI young person comes out to you?
When a young person comes out, your response matters.
Egale’s guide gives eight clear ways to show care, build trust, and create space where 2SLGBTQI youth feel safe, seen, and respected.
Building equity into your organization's decisions
The Alberta Association of Immigrant Serving Agencies partnered with several peer groups across Canada to co-create a national roadmap that turns Gender-Based Analysis Plus (GBA Plus) into everyday action for newcomer-serving organizations. Inside the "National Resource Guide" website, you will find ready-to-use templates, short courses, and practical data tools for program design, intake and assessment, staff training, policy and board reviews, and evaluation.
Exploring how people with intellectual disabilities experience inclusion
The Skills Society collaborated with the University of Alberta to create “The Belonging Project.” This project looks at how people with intellectual disabilities experience belonging, and what helps them feel included. Find practical tips and insights in their three reports.
Ensuring Indigenous children in Alberta are treated with dignity and respect
Explore the ALIGN Association of Community Services' "Indigenous Cultural Understanding Framework," a set of oral and written tools designed to strengthen cultural understanding within Alberta agencies. Its goal is to ensure that Indigenous children in Alberta are supported with dignity and respect by individuals who have a deeper awareness of Indigenous worldviews, histories, and present-day realities.
