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Diversity, Equity and Human Rights (DEHR)

The ATA strives to ensure that Alberta’s classrooms are safe and caring and promote the success for everyone

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Diversity Equity Networks

DENs are provincewide networks of teachers organized around diversity and equity. A DEN provides support, networking and resources to active and associate ATA members who identify as belonging to a particular community.

Start a DEHR committee

See how to establish a local DEHR committee
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DEHR learning opportunities

DEHR grants

Grants are available to teachers for special projects promoting diversity, equity and human rights

DEHR resources

The ATA has numerous resources to help teachers incorporate inclusion into their professional practice

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DEHR Conference for Locals

Networking and professional development event for teachers

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DEHR workshops

Learn how to foster a positive relationship with an ATA workshop

Local DEHR training

A number of ATA specialist councils, focus on inclusive needs of students and the teaching profession. Join a council today

DEHR advocacy

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See how the Association advocates for the rights of students and responds to actions that hurt inclusion

ATA programs

Inclusive education

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Indigenous Education and Walking Together

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Supports in the community

ARC Foundation (SOGI 123)

Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts

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Alberta GSA Network

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CampfYrefly

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Centre for Race and Culture

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John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights