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…
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Our Latest News
Pathways to Healing: PCOP
| Pathways to Healing PCOP Programs
The Elizabeth Fry Society (EFry) has many programs to help people involved with the legal system who want to have a better future. One ofRead More…
Message from the Executive Director
| Blog
The summer months at EFry were exciting as we started off the season with our Annual General Meeting with Elder John Chief Moon Sr. providingRead More…
Breaking Barriers: Transportation
| Breaking Barriers
Public transit is often a lifeline for low-income Calgarians. As an integral part of daily life, equitable access to transit provides opportunities for better jobs,Read More…
Employee Profile: Brock Haug
| PCOP Profile Staff Profile
Brock Haug, thirty-three, has been with the Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary since September 2018 as a Case Manager for the Prison Community Outreach Program.Read More…
Sage 12-Week Program
July 23, 2019 | Classes News SAGE
Now accepting women participants, 18+ years of age, for our Fall 2019 SAGE 12-week program. Please call to make an appointment to conduct an intakeRead More…
In The Spirit of Healing – 2018 Annual Report
| News Publications
In 2018, an increased number of individuals from the Nation attended court and the number of Administration of Justice charges related to warrants and breachesRead More…
Breaking Barriers – To Employment
June 19, 2019 | Blog Breaking Barriers
Written by Selwynne Hawkins For people who have been recently incarcerated, access to a stable job reduces the chances of recidivism and is a keyRead More…