If you make a $3 or larger donation on this page we will send a physical letter on your behalf to Danielle Smith to oppose her dangerous plan to take away and limit medical care, support, and education for young transgender and 2SLGBTQ+ Albertans.
Your $3 will help us cover the cost of printing and mailing the letter.
We are going to stuff these letters for you - one by one - because Danielle Smith's office is going to have to open each envelope and save each letter and there will be physical proof that people who care about transgender and 2SLGBTQ+ people, and equality in healthcare and education, condemn her dangerous plan for young people.
The content of the letter will be the same as the emails that we're sending here.
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Please consider making a monthly donation, which helps us plan for the future. Thank you!
The Canadian Anti-Hate Network’s mandate is to counter, monitor, and expose far-right movements, groups, and individuals that spread mis-/disinformation and harbour racism and other forms of hate using every legal, ethical, and reasonable tool at our disposal.
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