That’s why we need to get offline and talk. Real conversations in real life — but it only works if people like you join us.
About Our Campaign
Why do real-life conversations matter?
Research shows that even one 15-minute conversation in real life helps people find common ground with each other — even if they start with very different views.
As Albertans, we believe in protecting our communities from online misinformation that is meant to divide us. Let’s talk about it.
Ready To Talk?
Download the conversation guide
One 15-minute real-life conversation helps people find common ground with each other — even if they start with very different views. Need more support to get started? Download the guide to learn more.
Bring Someone In
Let’s get a real conversation going
When we’re free to make our own healthcare and education decisions, we set our kids up for brighter futures and build stronger connections within our communities. Online division and distraction push us further apart.
But ordinary Albertans are pushing back — by getting offline and talking to their family, friends and neighbours. Share this message and join them.
This only works if we all take action.
At the end of the day, we all just want our kids to grow up healthy and safe in Alberta. Don’t get distracted by the noise online — let’s get offline and talk about it. Sign up to get resources, learn more, and get talking.
This campaign was developed by Action Canada for Sexual Health & Rights in collaboration with Egale Canada.
Action Canada for Sexual Health & Rights is Canada’s leading organization on sexual and reproductive health and rights. We work to advance those rights here at home and around the world. That means providing direct support to the people who need it most, partnering with civil society and organizations on national and regional campaigns, and working with decision-makers to advance progressive policies on access to abortion, stigma-free healthcare, gender equality, and inclusive sex-ed.
Egale is Canada’s leading organization for 2SLGBTQI people and issues. We improve and save lives through research, education, awareness, and by advocating for human rights and equality in Canada and around the world. Our work helps create societies and systems that reflect the universal truth that all persons are equal and none is other.






