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Through this program workplace wellness is addressed. Our workshops include addressing workplace oppression including internalized racism and healing from racism.

Who it is for
Newcomers and immigrants, Men; Men, Newcomer (arrived within 5 years), Immigrant (arrived over 5 years ago)
What it helps with
Medical care, Knowing where to go, Someone who has been through it
Cost and access
Free
Where
Unit 107 - 1409 Edmonton Trail, Calgary, AB T2E 3K8
How to reach
Contact through Alberta Network of Immigrant Women (ANIW): (403) 262-8040 · info@aniw.org · Website
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About this service

Through this program workplace wellness is addressed. Our workshops include addressing workplace oppression including internalized racism and healing from racism.

Working with the community partners our work engages men in anti-oppression work to decrease social isolation and stigma created by marginalization. Our strategies include working with key stakeholder organizations to increase mens knowledge of intersectional oppression, and access to both peer supports and community services. The promotion of gender equality, healthy relationships, and communities free from oppression is an important step in fostering harmonious families and communities in Alberta.

  • Research on workplace issues
  • Referrals that arise from work place issues
  • Workshops on internalized racism
  • Facilitated sessions on engaging men on anti-oppressive work
  • Conference Standing Together
How do I get in touch?

Call (403) 262-8040, email info@aniw.org, or use the website.

Phone
(403) 262-8040
Email
info@aniw.org
Website
https://www.aniw.org/our-programs/health-and-wellness/

Listed in Calgary, Alberta.

Unit 107 - 1409 Edmonton Trail, Calgary, AB T2E 3K8

Unit 107 - 1409 Edmonton Trail, Calgary, AB T2E 3K8Calgary, Alberta

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