Pink rose petals fill the background, while the foreground displays text announcing the YWCA Edmonton Rose Launch on November 25 at Edmonton City Hall.

YWCA Edmonton

LXCL:The 2026 Rose Campaign Launch is a ticketed event. While we appreciate your consideration of making a donation at checkout, please note that admission to the event requires a General Admission ticket purchase. Ticket fees help to cover the costs of hosting the event and ensure donations to YWCA Edmonton are directed to supporting vital services for women, children, and gender-diverse people in our community. Thank you.

General Admission

Join YWCA Edmonton as we launch the 2026 Rose Campaign with a powerful fireside chat hosted by award-winning broadcaster and friend Stacey Brotzel, bringing attention to the impacts of digital violence. How can we work together to create safer, more respectful spaces?&nbsp;&mdash; online and offline. Hear from panelists as they explore this fast-growing form of gender-based violence. Learn more about what digital violence is, its impact in the community, and the importance of early prevention and survivor support. Our panel of speakers include: Alexandra Ages, Policy Specialist Writer and ActivistAshley Lim, Director of Counselling Services with YWCA Edmonton, Registered PsychologistNicolette Little, University of Alberta Professor and Author of From Red Dresses to Memory Stones Connect with our community at Edmonton City Hall&#39;s Atrium on November 25th and engage in meaningful conversations to end gender-based violence and create a safer, stronger community for all. This year&rsquo;s YWCA Edmonton Rose Campaign reminds us that gender-based violence is not just a women&rsquo;s issue. It affects all of us, and if we want to end it, we need to work together. Your support can help stop violence before it starts and ensure there is help available when it does. By investing in youth empowerment through counselling and assessments, healthy relationship education, survivor support, tool development, and community-led prevention, you are helping create a culture of respect, accountability, and safety for everyone &mdash; online and offline.

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Join YWCA Edmonton as we launch the 2026 Rose Campaign with a powerful fireside chat hosted by award-winning broadcaster and friend Stacey Brotzel, bringing attention to the impacts of digital violence. How can we work together to create safer, more respectful spaces? — online and offline. Hear from panelists as they explore this fast-growing form of gender-based violence. Learn more about what digital violence is, its impact in the community, and the importance of early prevention and survivor support. Our panel of speakers include: Alexandra Ages, Policy Specialist Writer and ActivistAshley Lim, Director of Counselling Services with YWCA Edmonton, Registered PsychologistNicolette Little, University of Alberta Professor and Author of From Red Dresses to Memory Stones Connect with our community at Edmonton City Hall's Atrium on November 25th and engage in meaningful conversations to end gender-based violence and create a safer, stronger community for all. This year’s YWCA Edmonton Rose Campaign reminds us that gender-based violence is not just a women’s issue. It affects all of us, and if we want to end it, we need to work together. Your support can help stop violence before it starts and ensure there is help available when it does. By investing in youth empowerment through counselling and assessments, healthy relationship education, survivor support, tool development, and community-led prevention, you are helping create a culture of respect, accountability, and safety for everyone — online and offline.

YWCA Edmonton

2026 Rose Campaign Launch

1 Sir Winston Churchill Sq NW

General Admission

$65

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