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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…
So I hear you’re tired of feminism…
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”…
SSAIC’s website renovations are complete!
Welcome to Saskatoon Sexual Assault & Information Centre’s new home on the web. We’ve given our site a facelift and done some spring cleaning with the goal of making the website mobile-friendly, and the information easily shareable—on each page you will find a “Print” button that allows you to print, email, or turn the content into a…

About Last Year
A Letter from our Executive Director Our 2020-2021 year came to a close on March 31, 2021. You can’t talk about this past year without talking about the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact it’s had on our agency and our clients. It truly was the event that changed everything for everyone. In reflecting back on…
Participants Needed – Intimate Partner Violence Study
Note: March 22, 2019: This project is no longer accepting participants. SSAIC is collaborating with RESOLVE Saskatchewan on a research study about men who have experienced interpersonal violence (IPV). We are interested in learning about the nature and consequences of IPV incidents, men’s experience of help-seeking and gaps and challenges experienced by men who…
Campus Medicine Shoppe Cares for Survivors in Saskatoon
If you’ve been following our webpage and social media, you are likely aware that we maintain a 24-hour Crisis Line, run by a team of fabulous volunteers. They do a lot of listening and encouraging, and every one of them is prepared to get out of bed to go meet a sexual assault survivor…