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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…
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…

SSAIC’s Letter to the Ministry of Education
The Ministry of Education announced new parental inclusion and consent policies for Saskatchewan Schools on August 22. As part of the announcement, boards of education have been called to ‘immediately pause involvement with any third-party organization’ and also stated that ‘only teachers, not outside third-parties, will be able to present sexual education materials in the…
SSAIC’s June 2018 Consent Café
The #MeToo movement is shifting the power landscape for women and victims of sexual assault. From Hollywood to our own provincial legislature, consequences for abuse and harassment are becoming very real. At the root of negative attitudes is the way society trains boys to be aggressors and view sexual relationships with girls as an inherent…

June 2020 Newsletter
COVID-19 Update As of Thursday, July 2nd SSAIC’s main office line hours will be expanded back to our pre Covid-19 hours of 9am-noon, and 1pm-5pm, Monday to Friday. Our office will remain closed to in-person attendance by the public. Counsellors will also resume some face-to-face counselling on a limited basis by booked appointment only. Priority for limited face…