You are invited to attend a foundational training organized by the Alberta Men's Network (AMN) on facilitating group sessions and working with men and community members on violence prevention, wellbeing and healthy communities.

You are invited to attend a foundational training organized by the Alberta Men's Network (AMN) on facilitating group sessions and working with men and community members on violence prevention, wellbeing and healthy communities.

AMN members were trained on how to utilize social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for promoting social change initiatives.

The Alberta Men’s Network and Men’s Action Network Calgary invite you to join us for day of learning, planning and community-building at Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park on Saturday Setpember 29th from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The day includes a tour and teaching, a delicious lunch and planning the next steps of our collective work.

Anti-Racism, Anti-Colonization and Social Justice is an experiential and relational learning series. We focus on Indigenous and intercultural exchange, knowledge sharing, the critical retelling of “his”story, learning/unlearning, accountability and relationships.

Anti-Racism, Anti-Colonization and Social Justice is an experiential and relational learning series. We focus on Indigenous and intercultural exchange, knowledge sharing, the critical retelling of “his”story, learning/unlearning, accountability and relationships.

Anti-Racism, Anti-Colonization and Social Justice is an experiential and relational learning series. We focus on Indigenous and intercultural exchange, knowledge sharing, the critical retelling of “his”story, learning/unlearning, accountability and relationships.

Anti-Racism, Anti-Colonization and Social Justice is an experiential and relational learning series. We focus on Indigenous and intercultural exchange, knowledge sharing, the critical retelling of “his”story, learning/unlearning, accountability and relationships.

Anti-Racism, Anti-Colonization and Social Justice is an experiential and relational learning series. We focus on Indigenous and intercultural exchange, knowledge sharing, the critical retelling of “his”story, learning/unlearning, accountability and relationships.