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Vision
Peace, Justice and Accountability for everyone.
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Mission
We will build an independent advocacy and education network that ensures justice and accountability on human rights.
Back to the Seventies!!!
We’re excited to announce the 2nd Annual Fundraiser for the Coalition for Justice and Human Rights.
Join us for a throwback to the 1970s, and all those groovy good times and outta sight vibes!
This year's gig is all about a chill social scene where you’ll enjoy shopping at the silent auction, tasty bites from Mercer’s Catering, live tunes, and gettin' down on the dance floor, baby!
Our party in support of the Coalition’s essential work is the year’s coolest donation hustle! We’re inviting all you far-out friends and \supporters to hang loose and help us bring good vibes to this righteous cause.
What’s the lowdown, you ask?
Friday, November 7th
Ukranian Centre, 11018 - 97 Street, Edmonton
Dress Code: Casual or, get down and boogie in yourgrooviest 70s thread, man!
How long’s the gig gonna groove? Registration/cash bar/silent auction begin at 6:30 pm. Appetizers will be served at 7:00 pm followed by live music at 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Hosted by the cool and hip Serena Mah!
Bread for scoring a ticket to the happening: $125
Note: Due to limitations of the venue, accessible accommodations for guests with mobility challenges are unfortunately not available.
The Program
6:30 pm - 7:00 pm Registration, Cash Bar and Silent Auction Begins: Mingle and boogie by the far-out silent auction scene.
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Appetizers by Mercer’s Catering: Dig into the groovy spread of great appetizers while you’re hanging loose.
8:00 pm - 11:00 pm Groovy Tunes: Three groovy bands gonna lay down some tunes while we get down, keep those auctions biddin’, and rap with all the cool cats digging the happening scene.
Bands: F n Y, Acoustic Haze and CVRVES
Help us help others. Mark Cherrington, the Coalition and the John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights have teamed up to support folks who are struggling in our community. Consider supporting us today.
Please select the Mark Cherrington Fund to donate.
Understanding the encampment litigation
Understanding the encampment litigation
In the autumn of 2023, the Coalition for Justice and Human Rights sued the City of Edmonton to limit when and how it forcibly evicts unhoused people from encampments. The Coalition argued that the City’s approach to displacing encampments violated the human rights of encampment residents, as protected by Canada’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
See the link below to a blog post written by one of the lawyers involved in this litigation.
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