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Our approach is consultative, sustainable and intersectional. Contact us if you're interested in partnering with us on a program or project.
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CURRENT PROJECTS
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Launched in 2006, the NFF campaign was a component of the government’s domestic violence action plan and in direct response to recommendations of the Chief Coroner’s Domestic Violence Death Review Committee. In partnership with the Arab Community Centre of Toronto, and OCASI, White Ribbon is leading a 1-year project, starting in March 2018 to engage immigrant and refugee communities, including Syrian male-identified youth and adults to prevent gender-based violence and engage with the NFF campaign. Together we will identify 10-15 male allies/champions to facilitate awareness-raising events in the community. To learn how you can support the project, contact Kaoutar Kaddouri, Community Engagement Manager. The project is funded by the Ministry of the Status of Women.
If you identify as a male-identified adult, and member of an immigrant or refugee community, you can apply to be a peer champion here. Deadline for applications is June 30, 2018. |
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Draw-the-Line Elementary & Secondary
In partnership with the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario (ETFO) and the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation (OSSTF), White Ribbon created tools to support educators and students and foster the next generation's ability to engage in healthy relationships, navigate consent, and prevent sexual violence. Consult White Ribbon’s Draw-the-Line website to learn more and to obtain free copies of the campaign resources. The campaign resources are also available in French. This project is funded by the Ontario Ministry of Education Draw-the-Line Post-Secondary Since 2016, White Ribbon has been working with partners, including the Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance and the Ontario University Athletics, to strengthen the post-secondary education sector’s ability to prevent sexual violence and support survivors on its campuses. To this date, White Ribbon has delivered over 45 workshops and trained over 750 student leaders in order to engage male-identifies students and staff to prevent sexual violence and empower bystanders to intervene safely and effectively. Consult White Ribbon’s Draw-the-Line website to learn more and to obtain free copies of the campaign resources. |
Waking in her Moccasins, Congress of Aboriginal Peoples
Since 2016, White Ribbon has worked in partnership with the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples to engage Indigenous men and boys to prevent violence against Indigenous women and girls. Together we have implemented a nation-wide needs assessment, and co-developed the Walking in her Moccasins Bundle. Visit the campaign video and be inspired here. The project is funded by Status of Women Canada