Silence, Fear and Distrust
Openness, Confidence and Trust.
Social norms that perpetuate gender based violence and sexual assault
Social norms that support equity and consent.
This module contains 10 activities that will teach your students the foundational skills to create a culture of consent, respect and equity. The experiential group activities are designed to challenge students’ current perceptions about relationships and emotions, and equip them with shared tools and language for healthier behaviours moving forward.
WHO WE ARE &
WHAT WE DO
New Vision Unlimited is a nationally registered not-for-profit community development organization dedicated to equipping people to lead community and school based change .
Build relational skills to help people engage in mutually fulfilling relationships where obtaining consent is not only considered essential, but attractive!
Challenge the culture that allows sexual violence to thrive.
Equip people with tools and mentoring so they can take action in their schools, organizations, workplaces and communities.
Experiential activities that build healthy relationships
Resources that build local capacity & leadership
Mentoring Support for teachers & facilitators
Art as a tool to engage and promote conversation
Erin Horvath
Executive Director, Board Member of NewVu. Experiential educator, social entrepreneur, participatory research and collaborative artist.
Eric Bortlis
Metis Educator with a Masters in Educational Leadership, Education Director of Lac Seul First Nation.
Chris Gilmour
Educator & Consultant in Emergency Management, Online Education and Outdoor & Survival Training.
Caitlin Cooke
Co-Owner / Director of Digital Sorcery at Glass Cliff Divas.
Rachel Crawford
Writer, Researcher, Storyteller & Word Nerd at Rachel Marie Writes
I felt very encouraged by both the content and the delivery of this program and I was relieved that some of the difficult and potentially sensitive subject matters were dealt with in such a healthy and inclusive way. Themes such as gender identification, sexuality, appropriate boundaries, and generating healthy relationships were delved into in a very accessible way. Hopefully, I will get the opportunity to participate further with this program as I believe an open and honest discourse on these perennial subjects is vital for the well-being of the young people in our community.
We are so grateful to have people like you in our community. It is your efforts that make this initiative a possibility, which is why we have made getting involved as easy as 1 - 2 - 3!
Whether you would like to join a program, volunteer or make a donation, we are here to make your contribution enjoyable and impactful.
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