Thursday night’s Take Back the Night event is part of an internationally held march and rally that brings attention to the violence faced by women and gender minorities. Continue reading →

After Fredericton shooting, advocates warn that sharing people’s “normal” interactions with alleged perpetrators could silence survivors. Continue reading →

The cases of 78 women were recorded in one mid-year report that suggested the actual number of deaths is likely higher. Continue reading →

India is the most dangerous country in the world for women due to high levels of sexual violence and forced slave labour, according to a poll of more than 500 global experts. Continue reading →

Comedian Eurydice Dixon, 22, was on her way home from a gig when she was raped and murdered, in a case that has plunged Australia into mourning and sparked fierce debate. Continue reading →

Hundreds of apps enable domestic abusers to spy on their victims. And anti-malware programs are terrible at finding them, an alarming study warns. Continue reading →

A Moncton woman says sharing her story of being a sexual assault survivor has opened the door to helping others. Continue reading →

Prince Albert and Saskatoon YWCAs will receive around $1.4 million to help ensure women and children in crisis have somewhere to turn. Continue reading →

Recent conversations by misogynistic communities on the internet have brought rejection and entitlement into the conversation. Experts explain what this means. Continue reading →