Through this program workplace wellness is addressed. Our workshops include addressing workplace oppression including internalized racism and healing from racism.
Working with the community partners our work engages men in anti-oppression work to decrease social isolation and stigma created by marginalization. Our strategies include working with key stakeholder organizations to increase men’s knowledge of intersectional oppression, and access to both peer supports and community services. The promotion of gender equality, healthy relationships, and communities free from oppression is an important step in fostering harmonious families and communities in Alberta.
Projects
Promises Practices
Our current project builds on the success of previous initiatives like the Latino Men’s Well-Being Group, by training and supporting men and women Well-Being Facilitators in the Bhutanese, Ethiopian, Iranian, Nepalese, and Filipino communities. This project invites individuals who are interested in building their capacity as well-being, healthy relationships, and violence prevention peer-facilitators and advocates. Training, mentorship and support is provided for facilitators to lead well-being groups within their communities and evaluate the impact of this promising practice.
(In)Visible Project
(IN)VISIBLE is a story about rising up against a seemingly invisible monster wreaking havoc on the world. This mysterious force attacks the health and well-being of its victims and tears communities apart. But, is this force really so mysterious and invisible, or is it right in front of us waiting for us to confront it?
This force is racism, and it’s up to you to choose your destiny in this text based adventure that will challenge your ideas about what in, out, and visibility really mean. Journey through this world to see for yourself how you can find and challenge this force and join the movement to end racism.
Imagine if as a society, our workplaces are where employees have respect of who they are and respect for what they bring to the table.
For further information and applications to the program please email info@aniw.org