See the 2009 Alberta Hate/Bias Crime Report for an overview of targeted communities. The 2007 AHCC report is available here as well.
This Mobilizing Safe Communities resource will help you start a dialogue.
Find your Calgary support network here.
See how to plan your own Hate Crime Awareness Day.
Print your own AHCC poster or brochure!
Here's a real community forum that took place in Calgary!
The membership of the AHCC include members and retired members of Alberta’s law enforcement community; specifically hate crime investigators / coordinators. These members are vast experience in understanding, educating and investigating hate and extremism. Their experience include working closely with their community and Justice to ensure citizens are safe and secure from hate and extremism.
Check out the AHCC Guidelines for Police Services. There are very few groups that provide profession and credible training around this issue nationally and globally but members of the AHCC have been certified to deliver this training in communities, police services, the justice system and other interested organizations. We have a limited number of free workshops available.
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The Responding to Online Hate guides us to recognise and counter hateful content on the Internet – especially as it pertains to youth.
Also check out our report, Hatred in the Hallways: Identifying Hate Symbols in Alberta Schools -- for an administrator's guide.
See Perception of Racism and Hate: Activities Among Youth in Calgary for a youth perspective.
Read about how to reach out to vulnerable populations here.
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