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Alberta's Black Community Engages in Referendum Information Session

Diversity Magazine and Canadian Women in Action organized a community information session focused on Alberta's upcoming referendum. This event aimed to provide Black Albertans and other ethnocultural groups with information about the voting process. Jeanne Lehman, founder and executive director of Canadian Women in Action, played a key role in facilitating the event.

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Diversity Magazine, in collaboration with Canadian Women in Action, held a community information session on Alberta's upcoming referendum this past Friday. The session was designed to inform Black Albertans and other ethnocultural communities about participating in the electoral process and what the referendum entails.

Jeanne Lehman, the founder and executive director of Canadian Women in Action, emphasized the importance of ensuring that all community members are well-informed and equipped to make their voices heard in the referendum. The session featured discussions aimed at addressing the specific interests and concerns of attendees, fostering a dialogue on the implications of the referendum for diverse communities in Alberta.

By bringing together various community members, the event sought to strengthen civic engagement among Black Albertans and promote understanding of the legislative matters at stake. This effort highlights the need for inclusive communication and support as the province prepares for this significant vote.

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