In order to end domestic violence, we need people to talk about it. We need to identify it, prevent it and understand the options available to help those who are hurting.
Women who endure abuse do so in silence, and often, in isolation. We are their voice.
Through our work in public education, we facilitate discussions in schools and elsewhere in the community about the harmful effects of domestic violence. We conduct abuse prevention workshops for students from Grade 6-12 through our Schools for Change program, speak with college and university students about intimate partner abuse, and provide our unique perspectives to professional associations and groups who may come in to contact with abused women. We also conduct workplace Lunch & Learn sessions on Bill 132, the Sexual Violence and Harassment Action Plan Act.
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