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Reading survivor memoirs is important (of all kinds, but of sexualized violence in particular). Society demands so much transparency from survivors of sexualized violence that survivors do not owe anyone. Curious and skeptical as we human beings are, we often want to hear first-hand experiences of trauma, not scholarly sources or statistics. And though we…
And other questions survivors ask us about the reporting process It is not uncommon to have mixed feelings or fear about making a police report after a sexual assault, and the popular information can be confusing, or frankly, misleading. Many clients of ours ask our counselling team the same questions about the legal system. Most…
You may not know her name yet, but you sure won’t forget it after reading her story. For the last five years, Chanel Miller was better known as “Emily Doe”, or even more objectively, as “Brock Turner’s victim”. I say objectively because she was no longer talked about as an individual human. She was associated…
You may have heard of Emily before, or you may have seen her face (or body) before and not known her name. Regardless of whether you know of her or not, Emily Ratajkowski is a feminist, resilient force, and with her first collection of essays about femininity, power, ownership, sexuality, consent, and abuse, you can…
The Government of Canada has passed legislation to recognize September 30th as a federal statutory holiday called the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Previously known as Orange Shirt Day, September 30th provides an opportunity for us to recognize and reflect on the trauma, harms, and legacy of the Residential School system here on Turtle…
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