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Founded out of concern for the increase in discrimination and prejudice faced by racialized groups in Alberta.
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Based in Calgary, AB

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In the final days leading up to the referendum, we want to ensure you have all the facts about common misconceptions.

Check out our website to see more common claims explained and debunked, link in bio.

#ABReferendum #DignityForum by @dignity_forum

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As more people join us here at Dignity Forum, it is important you know who we are and what we stand for. We were founded to combat systemic issues and discrimination towards Alberta’s racialized communities.

Follow us here as we advocate and educate on the intolerance found in Alberta. by @dignity_forum

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To educate voters leading up to the Alberta Referendum, our website has tools meant to provide useful information. We want to ensure that when you get to the polls, you are equipped with everything you need to make the best decision for you.

You can find common myths busted with the facts, voting day information, and a breakdown of each question paired with what it means in practice.

Visit the link in our bio to check it out by @dignity_forum

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3 days ago

An Open Letter to Alberta Voters.

With the referendum less than a week away, it is important we acknowledge the reality of what is on the ballot, who is effects, and the importance of discussion on these meaningful topics. Voters need to know the impact they have, every vote counts. by @dignity_forum

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4 days ago

‼️REMINDER‼️
Advanced polls open today. If you can’t make it on October 19th, you can head to the polls today through Saturday to cast your vote in the Alberta Referendum.

For information on what to expect at the polls, follow us here and check out the website in our bio! by @dignity_forum

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5 days ago

Newcomers have helped build Alberta, strengthen our economy, support our communities and shape our future.

As Albertans prepare for the October 19 referendum, it's important to understand what the proposed immigration measures could mean for our neighbours, families and communities.

Alberta's challenges deserve real solutions grounded in facts, compassion and respect. Voting in the referendum is more important than ever

One Alberta. Stronger together.

Learn more about what the referendum is about. Please visit: https://abreferendum.dignityforum.org/ (available in 10 languages)

#AlbertaStrongerTogether #ImmigrationMatters #albertareferendum # taken in Alberta, Canada by @dignity_forum

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As we enter the season of pumpkin coffees, sweater weather and scary movies, we can’t forget about the Alberta Referendum on October 19th!

Make your plan to vote and follow us here for information to make the voting process as smooth as can be. by @dignity_forum

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7 days ago

Claims checked against the record. Voters often worry about citizenship checks when it comes to voting. However, since 2013, there have only been 3 instances of voting-eligibility penalties.

For more fact checks, follow us here at Dignity_Forum by @dignity_forum

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7 days ago

Today is World Mental Health day. Mental health is always something to be taken seriously, and it is important to know that you are not alone.

If you ever find yourself in need of help, we have provided a list of resources available to Albertans in times of struggle.

All resources found at myhealth.alberta.ca by @dignity_forum

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8 days ago

You heard it here, it’s chic to vote in the upcoming Alberta Referendum by @dignity_forum

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8 days ago

As part of how we educate, we want to answer some frequently asked questions leading up to the referendum.

It is often thought that temporary residents have an unfair advantage over permanent residents when accessing social services.

The truth, however, is that non-permanent residents actually have less access, despite paying taxes at an equal rate. Follow us for more important facts leading up to the referendum! by @dignity_forum

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9 days ago

Many Albertans are unaware of the contributions of non-permanent residents. Over half of immigrants enter Alberta as economic migrants meant to boost our economy, they also contribute to our social programs.

For more facts about immigration and how it affects Albertans, visit our website. Link in bio by @dignity_forum

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