What are our responsibilities beyond recognition and awareness? Honouring Indigenous resistance means recognizing that the work of truth and reconciliation goes far beyond one day - and into every moment of our lives, year-round.

Gender equality is about more than equal opportunities. It also means having the safety, autonomy and freedom to participate fully in our lives and communities. During Gender Equality Week, the Victoria Sexual Assault Centre explores the connection between gender equality and sexualized violence – and why creating safer communities is essential to achieving equality.

This summer, VSAC celebrated Pride alongside our community at Pride in James Bay and TransPride at Cedar Hill Recreation Centre, connecting with community members and sharing in the joy of Pride.

After seven years with the Victoria Sexual Assault Centre, Executive Director Samantha Loppie shares a heartfelt farewell, reflecting on the organization's achievements, the people who made the work possible, and her hopes for VSAC's future.

Victoria Sexual Assault Centre was proud to participate in Pride 2026 at James Bay Park, connecting with around 100 community members through conversation, Jenga trivia, and celebration while sharing information about our services.

Members of Victoria's Sexual Violence Prevention Community of Practice gathered in Beacon Hill Park for an afternoon focused on connection, reflection, and community. The picnic highlighted the importance of supporting the people who dedicate their work to preventing sexual violence.