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November 2020 Newsletter
Happy November! It looks like the snow is here to stay; time to break out the parkas and snowshoes! COVID-19 Update With the unfortunate rise in cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, SSAIC is remaining vigilant in our protection of our clients, staff, and the general public by keeping our office closed to walk-ins at this…
SSAIC’s March Reading List
What it’s like to report a sexual assault in Canada This in-depth Globe and Mail series interviews 36 survivors and reports their experiences with care and respect. Read on for a better understanding of what it’s like to be a survivor at all stages of the reporting and recovery process. The federal government is being pushed…
September 2019 Newsletter
We NEED to keep pushing for judicial education on sexual assault Bill C-337 would ensure lawyers commit to mandatory sexual assault training before becoming federal judges. The bill did not make it past the Senate before the current session ended but all parties have committed to including Bill-337 in their 2019 election platforms. Meanwhile…
February 2019 Newsletter
Well hello there! Thank you for opening this email; we know your inbox is full, and there are so many things in life demanding your attention. Take a moment to ground yourself; straighten your posture (stretch, even!), feel your feet making contact with the ground, and take in a deep breath through your nose –…
January 2021 Newsletter
COVID-19 Update New year, same COVID-19 restrictions (for now!). Our office will remain closed to the public to keep our staff, clients, and community safe. But rest assured; we are still here for YOU, just from a bit more of a distance. Telephone counselling appointments, our 24-hour crisis line, and our virtual public education will…
SSAIC’s April 2018 Consent Café
April, 2018 More comprehensive sex ed programs can help put an end to America’s culture of sexual assault: sex ed needs to be more than just “the birds and the bees.” Nicole Cushman, Executive Director of AMAZE, says sex ed might be the answer to America’s (and by extension, Canada’s) sexual assault problem. This op-ed…