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Join us for a quiet, reflective hour of creating faceless dolls in honour of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people. Together, we will craft these small figures as an act of remembrance, care, and solidarity—each one carrying our intentions, grief, and hope.
October 4th is a day where we honour the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). The violence experienced by Indigenous women and girls in Canada is a national tragedy. Family members, Indigenous community members, and concerned citizens gather for a memorial march and vigil to honour their memory.
Every year, Lethbridge and area community members come together to write letters on behalf of prisoners of conscience from all over the world. We supply everything you need - paper, pens and postage - we just need you to come and write the letters!
Highway Cleanup is our annual fundraiser that helps pay for stamps, letter writing supplies, and fund events throughout the year. Join us to help Amnesty Lethbridge clean up Alberta Highways and support our group in sending hundreds of letters around the world every year!
Highway Cleanup is our annual fundraiser that helps pay for stamps, letter writing supplies, and fund events throughout the year. Join us to help Amnesty Lethbridge clean up Alberta Highways and support our group in sending hundreds of letters around the world every year!
Every year, Lethbridge and area community members come together to write letters on behalf of prisoners of conscience from all over the world. We supply everything you need - paper, pens and postage - we just need you to come and write the letters!
October 4th is a day where we honour the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). The violence experienced by Indigenous women and girls in Canada is a national tragedy. Family members, Indigenous community members, and concerned citizens gather for a memorial march and vigil to honour their memory.
Highway Cleanup is our annual fundraiser that helps pay for stamps, letter writing supplies, and fund events throughout the year. Join us to help Amnesty Lethbridge clean up Alberta Highways and support our group in sending hundreds of letters around the world every year!
The Women’s Memorial March Art Walk in the Nature Reserve Park along the Coalbanks Trail will be on display from February 14, 2025 until March 16, 2025. (Start from Helen Schuler Nature Centre parking lot at Coalbanks Trail.)
Since 2019, women in the Lethbridge and surrounding area, organize a Memorial Walk in Downtown Lethbridge on Valentine's Day as a way to commemorate, honour, and bring awareness to the national tragedy of Missing and Murdered Women, Girls, Two-Spirit and LGBTQIA people.
Every year, Lethbridge and area community members come together to write letters on behalf of prisoners of conscience from all over the world. We supply everything you need - paper, pens and postage - we just need you to come and write the letters!
October 4th is a day where we honour the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). The violence experienced by Indigenous women and girls in Canada is a national tragedy. Family members, Indigenous community members, and concerned citizens gather for a memorial march and vigil to honour their memory.
Highway Cleanup is our annual fundraiser that helps pay for stamps, letter writing supplies, and fund events throughout the year. Join us to help Amnesty Lethbridge clean up Alberta Highways and support our group in sending hundreds of letters around the world every year!
The memorial walk is to honour Missing and Murdered Women, Girls, Two-Spirit and LGBTQQIA. Please park at the Helen Schuler Nature Centre parking lot as the story walk is located on Coalbanks Trail in the Nature Reserve Park.
Every year, Lethbridge and area community members come together to write letters on behalf of prisoners of conscience from all over the world. We supply everything you need - paper, pens and postage - we just need you to come and write the letters!
October 4th is a day where we honour the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). The violence experienced by Indigenous women and girls in Canada is a national tragedy. Family members, Indigenous community members, and concerned citizens gather for a memorial march and vigil to honour their memory.
Highway Cleanup is our annual fundraiser that helps pay for stamps, letter writing supplies, and fund events throughout the year. Join us to help Amnesty Lethbridge clean up Alberta Highways and support our group in sending hundreds of letters around the world every year!
The memorial walk is to honour Missing and Murdered Women, Girls, Two-Spirit and LGBTQQIA. Please park at the Helen Schuler Nature Centre parking lot as the story walk is located on Coalbanks Trail in the Nature Reserve Park.
Every year, Lethbridge and area community members come together to write letters on behalf of prisoners of conscience from all over the world. We supply everything you need - paper, pens and postage - we just need you to come and write the letters!
October 4th is a day where we honour the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). The violence experienced by Indigenous women and girls in Canada is a national tragedy. Family members, Indigenous community members, and concerned citizens gather for a memorial march and vigil to honour their memory.
Every year, Lethbridge and area community members come together to write letters on behalf of prisoners of conscience from all over the world. We supply everything you need - paper, pens and postage - we just need you to come and write the letters!
October 4th is a day where we honour the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). The violence experienced by Indigenous women and girls in Canada is a national tragedy. Family members, Indigenous community members, and concerned citizens gather for a memorial march and vigil to honour their memory.
Highway Cleanup is our annual fundraiser that helps pay for stamps, letter writing supplies, and fund events throughout the year. Join us to help Amnesty Lethbridge clean up Alberta Highways and support our group in sending hundreds of letters around the world every year!
The memorial walk is to honour Missing and Murdered Women, Girls, Two-Spirit and LGBTQQIA. Please park at the Helen Schuler Nature Centre parking lot as the story walk is located on Coalbanks Trail in the Nature Reserve Park. Please stay safe, wear face masks, and engage in physical distancing.
Every year, Lethbridge and area community members come together to write letters on behalf of prisoners of conscience from all over the world. We supply everything you need - paper, pens and postage - we just need you to come and write the letters!
October 4th is a day where we honour the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Two Spirited (MMIWG2S). The violence experienced by Indigenous women and girls in Canada is a national tragedy.
Highway Cleanup is our annual fundraiser that helps pay for stamps, letter writing supplies, and fund events throughout the year. Join us to help Amnesty Lethbridge clean up Alberta Highways and support our group in sending hundreds of letters around the world every year!
Highway Cleanup is our annual fundraiser that helps pay for stamps, letter writing supplies, and fund events throughout the year. Join us to help Amnesty Lethbridge clean up Alberta Highways and support our group in sending hundreds of letters around the world every year!
On August 9, 2016, a young Cree man named Colten Boushie died from a gunshot to the back of his head after entering Gerald Stanley’s rural property with his friends. The jury’s subsequent acquittal of Stanley captured international attention, raising questions about racism embedded within Canada’s legal system and propelling Colten’s family to national and international stages in their pursuit of justice. Sensitively directed by Tasha Hubbard, nîpawistamâsowin: We Will Stand Up weaves a profound narrative encompassing the filmmaker’s own adoption, the stark history of colonialism on the Prairies, and a vision of a future where Indigenous children can live safely on their homelands.
October 4th is a day where we honour the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). The violence experienced by Indigenous women and girls in Canada is a national tragedy. We must take the time to give thanks to the families who are our reason for demanding continued action.
Shelter Me! Party In The Park is a low cost family festival aimed at raising awareness about homelessness in our community! There will be live entertainment, face painting, games, crafts, bouncy castles, concession and a dunk tank all for low or no cost!!
Highway Cleanup is our annual fundraiser that helps pay for stamps, letter writing supplies, and fund events throughout the year. Join us to help Amnesty Lethbridge clean up Alberta Highways and support our group in sending hundreds of letters around the world every year!
This workshop is part of our efforts to provide safer environments at our community gatherings.
Shelter Me! Party In The Park is a low cost family festival aimed at raising awareness about homelessness in our community! There will be live entertainment, face painting, games, crafts, bouncy castles, concession and a dunk tank all for low or no cost!!
