Sexual Assault Survivors know Dr. Blasey Ford’s impossible burden
Testimony in a sexual assault case - which relies on a survivor’s willingness to provide it - has the power ...
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Poverty, Sexual Violence and Ontario Income Supports
Sexual violence can impact anyone. But Canadian and global statistics tell us that the prevalence of sexual and relationship is ...
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Government repeals Ontario’s Sex Education Curriculum: OCRCC Responds
This September, Ontario will revert to an outdated 1998 sex-ed curriculum. Ontario Coalition of Rape Crisis Centres (OCRCC) believes that ...
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OCRCC: Ontario elects Progressive Conservative government
The Province of Ontario elected a Progressive Conservative, government on June 7, 2018. At Ontario Coalition of Rape Crisis Centres ...
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Count Us In: Women will vote on June 7
Count Us In: Women will vote on June 7 This article was written by Pamela Cross, Lieran Docherty, Amanda Dale, Farrah ...
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What will help Ontario Thrive? An Ontario that works to end sexual violence
The last few months have seen the public extremely engaged on issues related to sexual violence, safe workplaces and many others connected to gender equity. The ...
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OCRCC Responds: Ontario’s Strategy to End Gender-Based Violence
On March 1, 2018, the Province of Ontario launched the It's Never Okay: Ontario's Gender-Based Violence Strategy. Announced by Harinder ...
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Before #MeToo, victims lost everything
This article by OCRCC Coordinator, Nicole Pietsch, appeared in The Globe & Mail. A cursory look at your social-media news ...
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OCRCC Responds to the Health Professions Regulatory Advisory Council (HRPAC) on the Controlled Act of Psychotherapy
The impacts of sexual violence are most commonly understood via trauma or mental health frameworks. But we believe that sexual ...
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OCRCC Responds to: Moving Forward on a Strategy to Address Gender-Based Violence
We believe that a gender-based analysis of violence is critical to understanding how certain barriers impact different populations – women, ...
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