Upcoming Events
Webinar: Supporting Midlife and Older Women who Experience Intimate Partner Violence: Findings from the AIM Study
This webinar will present the key highlights from the AIM Study, a randomized controlled trial that investigated the effectiveness of the advocacy intervention for women in midlife and older who experience intimate partner violence (the AIM Program). AIM is virtual intervention designed to provide information, resources, and social support to Maritime women. We will present the key quantitative and qualitative results, discuss lessons learned, and plans for sustainability of the AIM Program.
Webinar: Beyond Witnessing: Understanding and Responding to Childhood Experiences of Intimate Partner Violence
Children and young people who experience intimate partner violence are not simply passive witnesses. Violence can shape their sense of safety, relationships, development, behaviour, and well-being in complex and varied ways. In this webinar, Dr. Angelique Jenney will explore how children and young people understand and respond to intimate partner violence, the factors that can increase risk or support resilience, and the importance of recognising their experiences without defining them solely through trauma. Participants will be introduced to trauma-informed, developmentally responsive, and strengths-based approaches that can support young people’s safety, recovery, and meaningful participation in decisions affecting their lives.
Webinar: Beyond Bill C-16: Turning Legislative Reform into Survivor Safety
Bill C-16 represents an important opportunity to strengthen Canada's response to gender-based violence. This session will explore the legislation through a survivor-centred and systems-change lens, focusing not only on what the Bill proposes, but why these reforms matter, what they could mean for survivors and the GBV sector, and the implementation considerations necessary to translate legislative change into meaningful improvements in survivor safety. F
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The province of Saskatchewan is home to a vibrant research community and hundreds of organizations and service providers working to prevent, respond to, and assist with recovery from violence and abuse.
Through this podcast, we hope to facilitate that transfer of knowledge from the research community to these applied stakeholders and people with lived experience, to make staying up to date on current research that much more accessible and efficient.
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