Share What You Know, Safely and Confidentially
Women across Alberta are witnessing things that need to be documented — in prisons, hospitals, schools, shelters, and workplaces. If you have a story, evidence, or information about how sex-based policies are affecting women and girls, we want to hear from you.
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How Alberta Is Leading the Way
While other provinces watch from the sidelines, Alberta has passed law after law to protect biological sex as a meaningful legal category; restricting the medicalization of gender-dysphoric children, restoring parental rights in schools, defending female sport categories, and shielding professionals who speak plainly about biological reality. Here is the legislation making it happen.
The Issues Affecting Women's Rights in Canada
Each card below covers a real, documented area where sex-based protections for women are being eroded. Click any issue to read the full analysis, the evidence, and what's being lost.
Top Alberta Crime & News
Documenting the real-world consequences of gender self-identification policy for Canadian women and girls across prisons, shelters, sports, schools, and public institutions, with the legislation that made each case possible.
Organizations We Support
We don't work alone. These organizations share our commitment to protecting women's sex-based rights in courts, in clinics, in shelters, and in public debate. Together we are building the evidence base, the legal challenges, and the networks that make change possible.
Women Leading the Way
These are the researchers, journalists, lawyers, athletes, and advocates who have put their reputations and in some cases their careers on the line to speak the truth about women's rights. Their work is the foundation ours is built on.
Read Our Blog
This is where we put the issues into words. We are mothers, sisters, wives, daughters and neighbours from across Alberta, writing about the laws, the news and the quiet policy changes that shape the sex-based rights of women and girls, at home and abroad. We work hard to get the facts right and to show our sources, so you can read, share and decide for yourself. Welcome, and thank you for being here.
