Events

Join Chris Martin (he/him) with the Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office for a Male Allies workshop, a drop-in, virtual workshop for men-identifying students seeking to understand and practice male allyship. The objective of these workshops is to engage and encourage men, with their unique privilege and responsibility, to address systemic and everyday forms of gender-based violence.

Learning objectives:

1. Understand how to address systemic and everyday forms of gender-based violence
2. Recognize and understand what characterizes effective male allyship
3. Understand how to practice male allyship and engage in alternative narratives of masculinity
4. Recognize the complex roots of gender-based and sexual violence
5. Understand how to identify and address privilege, gender stereotypes, biases, and existing systems of inequity.
6. Encourage men to understand their unique and important role in shaping a safe and healthy campus community.

Join virtually via Teams on your computer, mobile app or room device:

Click here to join the meeting
Meeting ID: 213 388 504 037
Passcode: oRAWoT

Post Survey Access

Join Chris Martin (he/him) with the Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office for a Male Allies workshop, a drop-in, virtual workshop for men-identifying students seeking to understand and practice male allyship. The objective of these workshops is to engage and encourage men, with their unique privilege and responsibility, to address systemic and everyday forms of gender-based violence.

Learning objectives:

1. Understand how to address systemic and everyday forms of gender-based violence
2. Recognize and understand what characterizes effective male allyship
3. Understand how to practice male allyship and engage in alternative narratives of masculinity
4. Recognize the complex roots of gender-based and sexual violence
5. Understand how to identify and address privilege, gender stereotypes, biases, and existing systems of inequity.
6. Encourage men to understand their unique and important role in shaping a safe and healthy campus community.

Join virtually via Teams on your computer, mobile app or room device:

Click here to join the meeting
Meeting ID: 213 388 504 037
Passcode: oRAWoT

Post Survey Access

Join Chris Martin (he/him) with the Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office for a Male Allies workshop, a drop-in, virtual workshop for men-identifying students seeking to understand and practice male allyship. The objective of these workshops is to engage and encourage men, with their unique privilege and responsibility, to address systemic and everyday forms of gender-based violence.

Learning objectives:

1. Understand how to address systemic and everyday forms of gender-based violence
2. Recognize and understand what characterizes effective male allyship
3. Understand how to practice male allyship and engage in alternative narratives of masculinity
4. Recognize the complex roots of gender-based and sexual violence
5. Understand how to identify and address privilege, gender stereotypes, biases, and existing systems of inequity.
6. Encourage men to understand their unique and important role in shaping a safe and healthy campus community.

Join virtually via Teams on your computer, mobile app or room device:

Click here to join the meeting
Meeting ID: 213 388 504 037
Passcode: oRAWoT

Post Survey Access

Join Chris Martin (he/him) with the Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office for a Male Allies workshop, a drop-in, virtual workshop for men-identifying students seeking to understand and practice male allyship. The objective of these workshops is to engage and encourage men, with their unique privilege and responsibility, to address systemic and everyday forms of gender-based violence.

Learning objectives:

1. Understand how to address systemic and everyday forms of gender-based violence
2. Recognize and understand what characterizes effective male allyship
3. Understand how to practice male allyship and engage in alternative narratives of masculinity
4. Recognize the complex roots of gender-based and sexual violence
5. Understand how to identify and address privilege, gender stereotypes, biases, and existing systems of inequity.
6. Encourage men to understand their unique and important role in shaping a safe and healthy campus community.

Join virtually via Teams on your computer, mobile app or room device:

Click here to join the meeting
Meeting ID: 213 388 504 037
Passcode: oRAWoT

Post Survey Access

As part of Sexual Violence Prevention Month (SVAM), join us for an evening of discussion on creating a culture of consent in sports with former OHL and professional hockey player Brock McGillis.

What does it look like to build an equitable and safe sports community? With many stories coming to light about sexual violence and other harms experienced in sports communities, we are bringing folks together to discuss how to do better. After a talk by Brock McGillis, our panel of community experts will share their perspectives on sexual and gender-based violence in athletics.

Doors open at 5:30pm, with the event beginning at 6:00pm. Light refreshments will be provided.

Paid parking is available behind Lazaridis Hall off of Balsam Street. There is also a bus stop outside of Lazaridis Hall on University Ave accessible by the 12, 29, and 202 buses. A Wilfrid Laurier University campus map can be found here: https://map.concept3d.com/?id=638#!ct/6784,21459,6789,6779,6787,6781,6785,6783,13903,11451,67867?s/

Brock McGillis is a former OHL and professional hockey player and is the first openly gay men's professional hockey player and a leading activist in the LGBTQ+ space. His continuous work to shift the conversation around sports and the LGBTQ+ community earned him recognition as one of The Hockey News's 100 most influential people in hockey for 2022.

The Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office presents this event in partnership with the Sexual Assault Support Centre of Waterloo Region (SASC - www.sascwr.org), Wilfrid Laurier Consent is Golden,and Conestoga College Student Engagement Office.

To register, please visit: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/creating-safer-spaces-in-sport-with-brock-mcgillis-tickets-591651314007

Tackling the stigmas about dating that involve neurodiverse people created through ableism by typically developing members of society will be the main outcome and focus of this workshop. It will also shine light on misconceptions and provide best practices for dating for people who are, or are in a relationship with, neurodivergent people.

Register at: https://uwaterloo.gosignmeup.com/public/Course/browse?courseid=7424

We’re looking for submissions!

The Consent Culture Calendar is a collaborative initiative between the Sexual Violence Prevention & Response Office (SVPRO) and the Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA).

We hope to raise awareness about the support and services offered by SVPRO to those in the UWaterloo community who have experienced sexual violence or have been affected by it. The bright and warm calendar will also serve as a physical representation of our dedication to building a culture of consent at UWaterloo and provide a visual reminder of hope, healing and belonging while highlighting the creative, diverse, and innovative nature of our students. 

We’re looking for submissions!

The Consent Culture Calendar is a collaborative initiative between the Sexual Violence Prevention & Response Office (SVPRO) and the Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA).

We hope to raise awareness about the support and services offered by SVPRO to those in the UWaterloo community who have experienced sexual violence or have been affected by it. The bright and warm calendar will also serve as a physical representation of our dedication to building a culture of consent at UWaterloo and provide a visual reminder of hope, healing and belonging while highlighting the creative, diverse, and innovative nature of our students. 

We’re looking for submissions!

The Consent Culture Calendar is a collaborative initiative between the Sexual Violence Prevention & Response Office (SVPRO) and the Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA).

We hope to raise awareness about the support and services offered by SVPRO to those in the UWaterloo community who have experienced sexual violence or have been affected by it. The bright and warm calendar will also serve as a physical representation of our dedication to building a culture of consent at UWaterloo and provide a visual reminder of hope, healing and belonging while highlighting the creative, diverse, and innovative nature of our students. 

We’re looking for submissions!

The Consent Culture Calendar is a collaborative initiative between the Sexual Violence Prevention & Response Office (SVPRO) and the Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA).

We hope to raise awareness about the support and services offered by SVPRO to those in the UWaterloo community who have experienced sexual violence or have been affected by it. The bright and warm calendar will also serve as a physical representation of our dedication to building a culture of consent at UWaterloo and provide a visual reminder of hope, healing and belonging while highlighting the creative, diverse, and innovative nature of our students.