Join us at this fun and informative event to learn more about pleasure, consent, and sex positivity.
Consent Workshops
Our consent workshops run at least once a month from September to April. The workshop is two hours long and will be held at the University of Victoria. They are free of charge, open to students and community members, and have a no late-comer policy.
Find Support
Asking for help is one of the hardest things to do. When you are asking for help about an issue that might feel really private, confusing and/or embarrassing, it is important to get support that is non-judgmental, without pressure, and informed.
Supporting a Survivor Workshops
This workshop provides some foundations for supporting survivors of sexualized violence. Throughout the workshop we will discuss different approaches and tools that can be used when supporting someone. Workshops are offered several times throughout the fall and winter semesters, are open to everyone, and are free of charge.
Workshop dates and registration
The Men’s Circle
The Men’s Circle at UVic aims to challenge gender-based violence and dominant constructions of masculinity. These gatherings are open to all men and masculine identified people (not just students!) so come and bring a friend or two!
New Team is Set!
The staff positions are now filled and we are just about to start this year’s training program. It is with great pleasure we announce the newest members of our team: Soumya Natarajan, Public Relations Coordinator Josey Ross, Outreach and Education Team Leader Jarrad Marani, AVP Workstudy Stay tuned for future updates: introduction of new staff, new campaigns, and upcoming workshops….
Seeking Outreach Team Leader
The hiring continues here at AVP. We have successfully hired a new Public Relations Coordinator and are now looking for someone to fill the role of Outreach Team Leader. This position is open to folks of all genders, but you must be a current undergraduate student at UVIC in September. Email, call, or drop by with questions or to see…
Public Relations Coordinator Job Posting
AVP is hiring! We are seeking out a new addition to our team. Applicants should be energetic, motivated and have a combination of crisis support and leadership skills. Knowledge of an intersectional analysis of sexualised violence and feminism a must. To apply or for more information please email us or drop by the office. POSTING CLOSES: July 19 at 4pm.
Summer Office Hours
Starting June 21, 2010 our office hours will be: Monday 9-5:30pm Tuesday 10-2pm Wednesday 10-3pm Thursday 10-2pm Friday 9-5:30pm Please note that due to vacation and reduced shifts hours may vary. You can always email or phone our office for an appointment time.
Summertime at AVP
Summer is an exciting time here at AVP. The sun is shining (we hope), new collaborations are growing, and planning for the upcoming academic year is in full swing. This is a time for reflection and dreaming outside the box. Some of you may be interested in volunteering with us this year. The new Volunteer Information and Application package will…
National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women https://t.co/TCLkcUUuQv
Join Project Respect in their summer Youth Programming project on Cyberviolence & Social Justice!
For more info, join the Facebook Event:
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SEX WORK IS WORK
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FOSTA/SESTA IS GENDER BASED VIOLENCE
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We're hiring https://t.co/IN6zvfWqyy #uvic #uvss #webelievesurvivors
Volunteer with us in 2018! Applications now open! https://t.co/1jP4oZUCsA
REDUCE HARM - PRACTISE CONSENT https://t.co/qsJjLolEs4
"You can take clothes away from a person, but you can’t take a person out of the systemic structures of oppression in which we all live."... more on how dress codes reinforce systemic violence in our recent blog post:
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Support Hours are back!
Mon 12:30–2:30, 4–6 pm
Tues 1–5
Weds 12–2, 3–5
Thurs 11:30–1:30
all other times by appt
Call: 250-472-4388
Email: support@antiviolenceproject.org
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"ending sexualized violence is not about getting rid of a few ‘bad apples’. Rape culture, like white supremacy, is systemic, structural, and collectively created and perpetuated."
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#Dec17 is #redumbrelladay - join @PeersVictoria in working towards ending violence against sexworkers
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