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This form is designed to give you a platform to report a hate incident to the StopHateAB. PLEASE REPORT ALL HATE CRIME TO THE POLICE. A hate incident is a non-criminal action committed against a person or property, the motive for which is based in whole or in part upon the victim’s race, religion, nationality, ethnic origin, gender, disability or sexual orientation. Because they are non-criminal in nature, police are limited in their ability to be involved.

Information from this form will help develop a clearer understanding of hate incidents in Alberta, and will help the StopHateAB with our outreach and educational programs. No identifying information will be asked for and your report will be anonymous. If you have any questions, please email us at info@stophateab.ca

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Type of Incident (please select one from the list below)*(Required)

What city or town did this take place in? (Alberta only)*(Required)

What was the motive behind this incident? (choose one from the list below)*(Required)

Was there any additional motive?

Race/Ethnicity

Religion

LGBTQ2S+

Disability

Other

Please select all that apply

Please select all that apply What locations best describes where this incident took place? (choose one from the list below)*(Required)

Date of Incident*

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Please describe what happened*

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Bias indicators

Victim perception – the victim perceives the incident was motivated by bias

Witness perception – the witness perceives the incident was motivated by bias

Difference between suspect and victim – do the suspect and victim differ in terms of racial, religious, ethnic/national origin, gender, or sexual orientation?

Location – Was the victim in or near an area commonly associated with or frequented by a particular group?

Timing – Did the incident occur on a date of particular significance for the target group? Examples include religious holidays, cultural celebrations, or PRIDE day.

Language and words used – Did the suspect make comments, statements, or gestures regarding the victim’s background?

Organized hate group – Were objects or items left at the scene that suggest the incident was the work of an organized hate group?

History of previous bias incidents/crimes – Is there a history of similar incidents in the area?

Bias indicators are objective facts that should be considered in determining the presence of bias in the course of the act. Bias indicators provide an indication that further investigation with a view of establishing a motive may be required. Based on your description of the incident above, please select the presence of the following bias indicators (Please select all that apply):

OPTIONAL - how do you think these types of incidents should be handled?

OPTIONAL - if you would like to be contacted by the Alberta Hate Crimes committee, please confirm your email address:

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I have read and agree to the below statement.

The StopHateAB will use the information collected from this project to raise awareness about hate incidents in Alberta. This includes (but is not limited to) public reports and presentations, marketing campaigns, and social media posts. All user information will remain anonymous.

StopHateAB acknowledges that we operate on the traditional territories of many Indigenous Nations throughout Alberta, spanning Treaties 6, 7, and 8. These lands are the home of the diverse First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples who have cared for this land since time immemorial.

We recognize the ongoing impacts of colonization and the intergenerational trauma experienced by Indigenous communities. We are committed to supporting reconciliation, fostering understanding, and working alongside Indigenous peoples to create an equitable and just Alberta.

We honor the histories, languages, and cultures of all First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples, and we stand with Indigenous communities in their pursuit of justice, healing, and self-determination.

StopHateAB reaffirms its dedication to anti-racism, inclusion, and building relationships rooted in respect and mutual understanding with all communities across this province.

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