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Embedding Peer Support Intro Our Futures
Access the live recording of WomenatthecentrE’s webinar discussing the importance of lived experience as expertise and the power of peer support. Runtime 1:29:34 Recorded November 9th, 2021 Panelists Donna Forget, Elizabeth Tremblay, Krystal Snyder, Rifaa Carter, Susana Meza Faciltator Nneka MacGregor Co-Hosts Sheryl & Katie
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Intersections of Fatphobia & Gender-Based Violence
Access the live recording of WomenatthecentrE’s webinar discussing the intersectionality of fat phobia and gender based violence. Runtime 1:26:47 Recorded May 6th, 2021 Panelists Dianne Fierheller, Lynn Lavallee, May Friedman, Samantha Abel Faciltator Nneka MacGregor Co-Hosts Michelle Rolfe, Shakila Joudaki
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Leading with Abundance: Transformative Justice as a Framework for Change
Playlist 3 Videos Part 1 of 3 Part 2 of 3 Part 3 of 3 Access the 3-part live recording of WomenatthecentrE’s webinar discussing discussing Transformative Justice as a framework for change. Runtime 2:00:17 Recorded February 28th, 2022 WomenatthecentrE Presentation Alison Morrison, Nikki Plant WAVAW Presentation Felix Gilliland Panelists Dr. Rachel Zellars, Marlihan Lopez, Dalya […]
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Self-Representing in the Family Legal System
Access the live recording of WomenatthecentrE’s survivor-led presentation on how to self-represent within the family legal system. Runtime 1:33:35 Recorded December 18th, 2020 Panelists Donna Forget, Elizabeth Tremblay, Krystal Snyder, Rifaa Carter, Susana Meza Faciltator Nneka MacGregor Co-Hosts Sheryl & Katie
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The Power of Collaboration
WomenatthecentrE was funded by the Government of Canada to facilitate this panel event for Victims and Survivors of Crime Week 2024. Panelists are those with lived experience who share what brought them to their advocacy work. They also individually conceptualize collaboration and why community is important for them and other survivors of anti-Black gender-based violence. […]
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Alternative Care Practices for IPV and BI
This infographic is the result of a literature review exploring care practices for IPV-BI survivors. This includes expressive arts, cultural/spiritual healing, naturopathy, and it explores their benefits and limitations, and describes various types of care practices.
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Environmental Scan: Indigeneity and the Impacts of Colonization
The document, Public Scan of GBV and BI and Specific Intersections, explores the intersection of GBV-BI with other identities and intersections including Indigeneity. This infographic recognizes the need for increased training and education for healthcare workers.
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Cross Sectoral Solutions Research Report
The “Research Report” is a comprehensive research report detailing all of the findings related to the 20-week pilot program for survivors of GBV and TBI. The research report shares pre-pilot reviews and evaluations, the pilot program’s effectiveness, areas for improvement, and recommendations for scaling it across Canada and beyond. The report outlines the project’s objectives […]
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Barriers to Justice for Survivors of Gender-Based Violence with Disabilities:
This research report provides an overview of how the rights and responsibilities of disabled individuals are defined within the legal system. There is a gap between the understanding and practical implications of legislatively prescribed rights. By highlighting topical case law, bills, and conversations, this report serves as an educational community resource for individuals and families […]
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