
Why trans people need to be included in the gender-based violence conversation
Trans people are people, and our personhood still needs to be fought for, says non-binary journalist Sarah Ratchford. Continue reading
Trans people are people, and our personhood still needs to be fought for, says non-binary journalist Sarah Ratchford. Continue reading
Joe Fossella believes firmly that abusers can be rehabilitated if they are truly committed to change, but the evidence is mixed. Continue reading
Indigenous women are at greater risk of violence, despite decades of reports aimed at addressing the structural forces underpinning that violence. Continue reading
For women, trans and non-binary people of colour, living with violence and abuse can mean pressure from family and communities to stay. Continue reading
“Why does it make people so uncomfortable to look at the fact that women are targeted in particular ways?” Continue reading
Nearly two in 10 women say they’ve been harassed at work, which often results in professional and personal consequences. Continue reading
In which grade do students learn about consent, gender fluidity or the names of body parts in your province or territory? Have a look. Continue reading
“We have a responsibility as a society if we’re committed to ending this kind of violence.” Continue reading
As more organizations seek to curtail access to basic information on gender-based violence, experts in the field are sounding the alarm. Continue reading
Women’s shelters and transition homes are often the starting point for those fleeing violence. But many struggle to finance their life-saving services. Continue reading