University of Victoria SUB B027
Lkwungen and W̱ŚANÉC Territories
University of Victoria SUB B027
Lkwungen and W̱ŚANÉC Territories
It’s Sexualized Violence Awareness Week at UVic right now. And this week Darnell Moore and Anna Soole sat down on the stage in Vertigo in the Student’s Union Building and were kind enough to share their…
AVP has new posters, with the help of Uvic men against rape! You may have seen them around campus, with slogans such as….
A discussion on the casual use of the word “rape”…
On February 14th, please come out and help us to remember and honour Indigenous women who have gone missing and been murdered…
You have lips, I have lips. I might want to kiss you but let’s use our lips to talk about it first…
The Red Umbrella March is happening on Wednesday, December 17th. Join AVP in solidarity with sex workers and their allies in the movement to end laws and unjust policing that prevent sex workers from reporting violence…
A selection of print resources that we have found useful in our work at AVP.
The Canadian government’s new prostitution laws, Bill C36, recreates the exact violence and harm that it is ‘supposed to’ prevent…
Some exciting new changes are happening over here at AVP! Answer our call for submissions…
Most people are tired of Ghomeshi by now, but hopefully all this leads to more engagement in feminism, and an attempt to challenge rape culture and nurture alternatives …
Check out our latest video, that we made for Sexualized Violence Awareness Week, outlining the six steps of consent…
Our volunteer application deadline is coming up! Find out more about how to have the most fun …
Another school year is here! And this year something rad is happening. UVic is taking a critical step to address gender based violence …
Join us at 6:00pm on Tuesday, September 9th, at the Bob Wright Centre for an inspiring keynote and panel on men’s roles in ending gender based and sexualized violence …
Ending violence in our communities is going to take all of us and it is critical that men and people of all genders are active participants and promoters of changes to the current status quo….
