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This is an illuminating article, written from a survivor point of view, that discusses life *after* sexual violence; about finding a healthy relationship, and having her partner’s support while she moves forward in her journey towards healing.
Thank you for sharing this perspective that is often left out of media conversations — because recovering and reclaiming one’s power on the other side is a story that needs to go viral. Link to the CBC article here.
Welcome! Each month, we will curate a collection of videos, memes, books, articles, and other resources related to sexual violence. Check out our August selection: The University of Colorado Survivor’s Letter This victim impact statement explains all the ways her life has been altered by her sexual assault, including the financial costs. (The sentence the perpetrator…
Welcome to the first issue of SSAIC’s monthly reading list. Each month, we will curate a collection of videos, memes, books, articles, and other resources related to sexual violence. Check out our June selection: John Krakauer’s Missoula This is excellent journalism from a well-established, credible writer and the story is bound to infuriate you; a timely read given…
So, I hear you’re tired of feminism. That must be nice. You see, I work at a sexual assault centre and every day I see what happens to people when men have been taught that their worth comes from having power over others, that being a “man” means being strong, and never taking “no”…
Audrie & Daisy This Netflix documentary is streaming on a device near you (you need a Netflix account, or someone’s password, to view). Check out Rolling Stone’s interview with the filmmaking duo here. They call it “the most difficult film they’ve ever made”. From the website: AUDRIE & DAISY is an urgent real-life drama that…
Written By Stephanie Locke, SSAIC Counsellor, MSW/RSW Everyone is talking about it, but what exactly is consent? Con•sent /kƏn’sent/ (noun) permission for something to happen or agreement to do something (verb) give permission for something to happen or to agree to do something¹ Consent is agreement or approval for something proposed by another…
Trigger Warning: depictions of sexualized violence *The following story is a client composite built incorporating the experiences of many real survivors. A composite was created for privacy. SSAIC’s #HolidayGivingCampaign 2020 – Jill’s Story — My name is Jill; I am an adult who identifies as female. Throughout my life, I’ve experienced sexualized violence multiple times,…