Elizabeth Fry’s annual Christmas online auction will provide ongoing support of our Volunteer and Court Programs in 2022. The EFry Volunteer program has supported ourRead More…
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Our Latest News
Strengthening Resiliency – 2019 Annual Report
August 15, 2020 | News Publications
Throughout the 2019 year, we reviewed how we were working as an agency and adapted our structures to further empower our clients towards their ownRead More…
Pathways to Healing: Youth Mentorship Program
December 20, 2019 | Pathways to Healing Youth Mentorship
By: Jaskirat Ghuttora One program of the Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary that you may or may not have heard of is the Youth MentorshipRead More…
Message from the Executive Director
December 19, 2019 | Blog News
Transitioning from 2019 into a new decade moves us closer to our 55th anniversary in 2020. We would like to say thanks to all those individuals,Read More…
SAGE Fall 2019 Profile: Volelle Bulle
December 18, 2019 | Client Profile Profile SAGE Uncategorized
The Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary’s SAGE Emotional Wellness and Employment Readiness program assists women on their journey to personal success. The program is builtRead More…
Breaking Barriers: Factors that kept some Canadians out of the polls
December 17, 2019 | Breaking Barriers News
By: Alannah Page The last federal election was decided just over a month ago and while many Canadians might have already put the thought ofRead More…
Welcoming the Calgary Indigenous Court (CIC)
December 2, 2019 | Indigenous Learning News Pathways to Healing Uncategorized
The Calgary Indigenous Court (CIC) officially opened on September 4, 2019 after 18 months of consultation with Indigenous leaders and stakeholders. Operating weekly, the courtRead More…
Indigenous Learnings: The Medicine Wheel
October 1, 2019 | Indigenous Learning
Indigenous women are dramatically over-represented within Canada’s criminal justice system and there is little public awareness on the complex and dynamic factors underlying their criminalization.Read More…