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Receiving a disclosure can feel intimidating if you dont know how best to respond, which is why the Anti-Violence Project has designed this workshop to address how we can all support the survivors in our lives.
Throughout the workshop we will cover the very important differences between support, disclosure and reporting and provide some foundations for supporting survivors of sexualized violence. We will discuss different approaches and tools that can be used when supporting someone, including: active listening, believing survivors, busting myths, showing empathy and making referrals. While the focus of this online workshop is supporting survivors of sexualized violence, many of the topics and skills we cover will be applicable to support in other contexts.
These free workshops are an hour and a half long and have a no late-comer policy. Open to students, staff, and faculty as well as community members!
***November and December dates coming soon***
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The Anti-Violence Project is the student-funded sexual assault centre at the University of Victoria. We provide peer-based support, education and advocacy for the on and off campus community. Find more info at https://www.antiviolenceproject.org/
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LocationAll workshops will be held on ZOOM
Timezone: America/Vancouver Online Access Information Ahead of the workshop, you will be emailed a link and instructions to access the online workshop. Please double check your email address when registering.
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