Anna Murphy

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About Anna Murphy

Anna Murphy is a passionate advocate dedicated to creating neighborhoods where everyone, regardless of background, can experience a deep sense of belonging and connection. Her work spans Calgary, Alberta, and all of Canada, focusing on fostering equity, inclusion, and community spirit. With a career that combines professional leadership and volunteerism, Anna is committed to driving meaningful and sustainable change. She has successfully collaborated with governments, stakeholders, donors, and community partners, always aiming to create safe and welcoming spaces where all can thrive. Anna recently served as Executive Assistant and Tour Officer to the Leader of the Official Opposition, Hon. Rachel Notley, in the Province of Alberta. In this role, she advanced her dedication to public service, contributing to significant initiatives such as the Transgender Day of Remembrance Member Statement and the first official Transgender Day of Visibility reception at the Legislature. Her volunteer efforts are equally impressive. Anna chairs the Gender Equity Diversity and Inclusion Subcommittee with the City of Calgary and serves on the Social Wellbeing Advisory Committee. She is also actively involved with the Calgary Stampede, Calgary Stampede Foundation, and several boards, including the Calgary Arts Academy, the Women’s Centre, and the National Advisory Council for 2SLGBTQIA+ Issues with CIJA. Anna's contributions have been widely recognized. She was named one of Avenue Magazine Calgary's Top 40 Under 40 in 2023, awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal, and the Calgary Stampede Western Trailblazer Buckle for her leadership in equity and social justice. Anna Murphy is a true trailblazer, dedicated to building inclusive communities and advancing equity across Canada.