Learning and Knowledge Exchanges
Primary Prevention of Violence Against Women and Girls: Current Knowledge about Program Effectiveness
This report was written for Women and Gender Equality Canada to highlight what we know about the effective prevention of violence directed at women and girls in a Canadian context.
Courage Catalysts: Creating Consent Culture on Campus
This toolkit was designed by diverse student advocates who were supporting our friends in the aftermath of GBV on campus, or navigating sexualized violence on campus ourselves.
Consent: How You Can Support Students in Learning About Consent and Boundaries
This document is a guide for educators to help them support their students in learning about consent and boundaries within their relationships.
Inclusive Prevention Practice – Incorporating Equity Literacy into Adolescent Dating Violence Prevention
A webinar that reviews how to incorporate equity literacy and inclusivity into the prevention of teen dating violence.
Webinar: Relocation of Children & Decision-Making for Kids
The revisions to Canada’s Divorce Act offer stronger protections for women with children who are fleeing an abusive relationship. However, challenges remain. In this webinar, Pamela Cross will explore two of these issues: relocation of children and decision-making for kids.
Webinar on Cyber Dating Violence: What it looks like and how to support youth
A webinar that reviews identifying cyber dating violence, and how to help youth who are experiencing such violence.
Recommendations for Improving Policing and Police Accountability for Girls
This is a submission to B.C’s Special Committee on Reforming the Police Act highlighting state failures to protect girls and young women from violence as the root cause of girls’ homelessness, institutionalization and criminalization. This submission calls for the decriminalization of teen girls entirely, operating from the knowledge that their involvement in the criminal justice system is rooted in their efforts to protect themselves.
Coercive Control
It is important that educators know how to support their students in learning how control within relationships occurs along a spectrum and how to address some of the specific control tactics concerns.