An Example of Successful Community Intervention
Talking about a recent successful example of community intervention, and how it can be a model for other interactions within activist spaces.
Ready to Respond: Thoughts of Sexual Assault Response Team volunteers
It’s 3am, your pager just woke you up, it’s time to head down to the hospital to meet with a recent survivor of sexual assault to provide support and information on what their options are…
Meet The Community-Based Response Network Coordinator!
Welcoming the super awesome Kara Taylor to the team at VSAC
New Bike Rack!
Guest blogger, Barb’s Bike, shares exciting news about VSACs facilities.
The Final Mile for Walk a Mile Victoria
After many years of conversations VSAC has decided that this will be the final year we host a Walk a Mile event…
Your Brain on Laughter
There’s hope for those who don’t want to meditate – laughter induces a similar brain state! Catch the gamma wave…
VSAC Highlights SART Program to Raise Funds
The Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) is an essential service for the Victoria community. Meet one the team’s integral members that make this program possible…
What Is Trans Inclusion and Why Have We Made This Change?
The Victoria Sexual Assault Centre has made a commitment to become more [trans] inclusive. This means that our services are open to women and any [trans1] or gender variant survivor of sexualized violence. Any…
Information architecture – who knew…
Hard day at the office working on the web re-design…
Tri of Compassion Welcomes More Youth
We’re really excited about this year’s Tri of Compassion, in part because…