Useful Resources

Support & Resources for Hate Crimes or Hate Incidents

Act2EndRacism

Web: https://act2endracism.ca/

Text “hi” to 1-587-507-3838

Alberta Human Rights Commission

Web: https://albertahumanrights.ab.ca/Pages/default.aspx

Confidential Inquiry Line 780-427-7661

Email AHRC.Registrar@gov.ab.ca

B’Nai Brith Canada

Web: https://www.bnaibrith.ca/report-an-incident/

Phone: 1-844-218-2624 

Email: reportanincident@bnaibrith.ca

Edmonton Police Service

Emergency Line: 911

Non-Emergency Line: 780-423-4567

EPS Crime and Trauma-Informed Support Service

Web: https://www.edmontonpolice.ca/CommunityPolicing/FamilyProtection/CTSS

Phone: 780-421-2217

Email: ctss@edmontonpolice.ca

National Council of Canadian Muslims

Web: https://www.nccm.ca/

Report an Incident: https://www.nccm.ca/programs/incident-report-form/

Organization for the Prevention of Violence

Web: https://preventviolence.ca

Evolve Program: https://preventviolence.ca/evolve-program/

Evolve Program Phone: 780-782-8070

StopHateAlberta

Managed by the Alberta Hate Crimes Committee: https://sites.google.com/albertahatecrimes.org/ahcc

Web: https://stophateab.ca/

Email: ahcc@albertahatecrimes.org

Document an Incident: https://stophateab.ca/document/

Social Stride

A program offered by John Humphrey’s Centre for Peace and Human Rights, offering individual support for cases of online hate.

Web: https://www.jhcentre.org/social-stride

Coalitions Creating Equity

Web: http://coalitionscreatingequity.ca/

Free Guide: Supporting Victims of Hate Crimes and Incidents: A Community-Centered Approach

This excellent guidebook was developed in collaboration with MacEwan University students, a University of Alberta Masters student (Community Engagement), and members from the Edmonton community. It can be downloaded from the following link.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/irfan-chaudhry_supporting-victims-of-hate-crimes-and-incidents-activity-6928022856811364352-qHD-/

Centre for the Prevention of Radicalization Leading to Violence

Based in Montreal, the CPRLV offers a variety of webinars, training, guides, research, and direct assistance to people affected by hate and extremism. This link is to their guidebooks, but their website has many more resources.

https://info-radical.org/en/prevention-en/guides/

Government of Canada Department of Justice

“Working with Victims of Crime: A Manual Applying Research to Clinic Practice, 2nd Edition”

Chapter 9 is devoted to victims of hate crimes:  https://canada.justice.gc.ca/eng/rp-pr/cj-jp/victim/res-rech/p13.html