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SSAIC’s November Reading List
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…
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…
March 2019 Newsletter
Hello, and thanks for opening this newsletter! SSAIC appreciates your time and attention. Big news headlines this month have include R. Kelly’s infamous interview with Gayle King (her poise in the face of his tantrum is a masterclass in composure under fire) and the fallout from a new Micheal Jackson documentary called “Leaving Neverland” –…
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Sexual Assault Awareness Week
Sexual Assault Awareness Week was proclaimed by the Government of Saskatchewan and by Saskatoon City Council, and will take place May 16th -20th, 2016. SSAIC and our sister organizations across the province will be busy with events during the week.
February Reading List
Decisions That Matter An interactive graphic novel that lets you simulate a day in the life of a college student, where in the end your decisions on how to intervene as a bystander can help prevent a sexual assault from happening. *Contains some strong language The Nature of Things examines PTSD New research…