SEXPO 2024
February 14th is the annual Memorial March in honour of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S).
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SEXPO Resources
SEXPO has arrived!!! We are so excited for everyone to enjoy the incredible panels, workshops, vendor fairs, and entertainment that the UVSS Advocacy Groups have put together for you! We know that having conversations about…
*Filled* WE’RE HIRING for a Work Study Position
we’re looking for a “Consultation Assistant” who can help us either start something new or improve and expand what we currently offer. The AVP Consultation Assistant will support the AVP team with conducting consultation and community projects…
What’s Happening at AVP this Fall?
AVP has a new team It’s an exciting time for AVP as we enter the 2021 Fall semester along with the UVic community. We would like to take this opportunity to introduce ourselves as the…
*Closed* AVP is Hiring! We’re Searching for an Outreach Coordinator.
Are you passionate about ending sexualized and gender-based violence? Do you have awesome outreach skills? Would you like to work with a small collaborative team of dedicated, skilled, and supportive folks? Now is the time…
Grounding resources for survivors
The Anti-Violence Project’s objective has always been to believe survivors and ensure the safety, support, care, and healing they need and deserve. In attempting to increase survivors’ emotional safety and healing, we put together several…
What to expect from The Anti-Violence Project’s Peer Support Services
The Anti-Violence Project’s peer support services are entirely free and open to anyone, including UVic students and community members of all genders, ages, and immigration statuses. When you reach out for the support you will…
Happy Black History Month
Centering Black Survivors During Black History Month we want to make space for celebrating the rich cultural traditions and contributions of the Black communities while recognizing the importance and need to reflect on the ongoing…
Supporting remotely: Helping survivors and others during the pandemic
This year has been a difficult one, with the COVID-19 pandemic impacting us both here in Canada and around the globe in many ways. From all of us at the Anti-Violence Project, we want you…
Remote Support Survey
Can you help us improve support services for survivors of sexualized and gender-based violence in our community? Following the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, AVP started working remotely and has continued to provide support to…
Introducing video support
What is video support? In an attempt to better support our community and make support accessible to folks, we are adding the option to access peer support with our staff through video conferencing. Please note…