Overview
We are seeking input to help inform a 10-year gender-based violence strategic plan that will guide specific investments from the national action plan to end gender-based violence and support survivors in Alberta.
The made-in-Alberta strategic plan will support and build upon efforts of the people and organizations throughout the province who are working to address this critical issue as we remain committed to ending gender-based violence so that every Albertan can live free from both the fear and the experience of violence.
The 10-year gender-based violence strategic plan will complement work already underway through the Premier’s Council on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and the Human Trafficking Action Plan.
Timeline
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Results under review
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Who is listening
Ministry of Arts, Culture and Status and Women
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Get informed
The National Plan to End Gender-Based Violence is a 10-year strategic framework to address gender-based violence by providing a common vision of a Canada free of gender-based violence and supporting victims, survivors and their families no matter where they live.
Alberta will receive $54 million over 4 years in funding provided by the national plan.
Learn more about the National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence.
Get involved
Written submissions
Share your research, best and promising practices, and fact-based documents on topics relevant to gender-based violence.
Targeted sessions
We will meet with gender-based violence leaders, survivors, municipalities, community organizations, Indigenous communities and other gender-based violence partners to hear their thoughts on how to end gender-based violence.
Input received
Albertans shared thoughts on how we can end gender-based violence through an online survey between October 12 and November 30.
Outcomes
Your input will help inform the 10-year strategic plan to end gender-based violence and support survivors.