Specific Resources for People We Educate

We provide education on sexualized violence and the broader issues of women’s equality to various groups in our community: Employers/Employees, Professionals, Teachers, Parents, and Youth.

Employers/Employees

• Preventing Workplace Violence And Workplace Harassment ~ Ontario Ministry of Labour
  
• Developing Workplace Violence and Harassment Policies and Programs: What Employers Need to Know ~ Occupational Health & Safety Council of Ontario
• Developing Workplace Violence and Harassment Policies and Programs: Toolbox ~ Occupational Health & Safety Council of Ontario

Professionals

• The Role Heath Care Professionals in Addressing Sexual Violence: Minimizing/Preventing Secondary Wounding ~ Avalon Sexual Assault Centre
  
• Working with Victims of Crime: A Manual Applying Research to Clinical Practice (Second Edition) ~ Department of Justice Canada
  
• Best Practice Guidelines for Lawyers Working with Clients Who Have Experienced Sexual Violence ~ Legal Aid Queensland            (Please note that this resource is from Australia.)

Teachers

• Sexuality and U
• Teaching Sexual Health ~ Alberta Health and Wellness and Alberta Health Services
• Toolkits and Activities ~ Safe@School Initiative

Parents

• Child Sexual Abuse: A Guide for Parents ~ Saskatoon Sexual Assault and Information Centre
• How You Can Help: For Parents of Youth or Adults ~ Victoria Women's Sexual Assault Centre

Youth

• Community Outreach and Education Program ~ Metropolitan Action Committee on Violence Against Women and Children
  
• YOUth Space: What Every Girl and Woman Should Know about Sexual Assault ~ Ontario Women's Directorate
• Direct This! 2010 Video Contest on Violence Against Women ~ Kingston Frontenac Anti-Violence Coordinating Committee