Alberta Human Rights Commission

Service provides:

• an independent commission created by the Government of Alberta established to carry out the functions under the Alberta Human Rights Act

Includes:

• public information and education on human rights, racism and discrimination, diversity, and inclusion
• information about the human rights complaint process in Alberta
• consultation services
• confidential inquiry line for information about a specific issue or a general inquiry
• referrals to other agencies that offer relevant programs and services
• complaint resolution services for complaints of discrimination under the jurisdiction of the Alberta Human Rights Act
• tribunal dispute resolution and tribunal hearings

Information is relevant to:

• employers
• employees
• unions
• landlords and tenants
• service providers
• human resource practitioners
• professionals
• educators
• community groups
• and more

• call the Confidential Inquiry Line to leave a message with your name and phone number and a human rights officer will call you back
• or visit website for more information

Fees for workshops and forums. No fee to access Confidential Inquiry Line, complaint resolution services, or online educational resources.

• Government - Provincial Government
• Legal - Human Rights Law

Closed statutory holidays.