PB&J tackles bullying and questions teenage stereotypes If you are looking for a fun theatre show to spark discussion with your kids about identity, stereotypes and bullying this summer, this St-Ambroise FRINGE Festival production is the one for you! Presented at the MainLine theatre this June, PB&J is a Québécois youth theatre adaptation of the cult
In the spirit of wellness, community building, and collective reflection, join us for a student-initiated, arts-based event aimed at understanding, addressing, and healing from rape culture and gendered violence on the McGill University campus. Growth on the Horizon will bring survivors, students, artists, allies, community organizers, administrators, faculty, staff, and front-line workers together at McGill to
Resources: Cyberviolence Policy Toolkit digital – Atwater Library Cyberviolence Prevention Policy and Best Practices- Cost-Benefit Analysis
Cyber & Sexual Violence; Re-visioning Solutions and Strategies This symposium is designed to clarify the role of the educational community in combating cyber and sexual violence on campus. Bringing students, faculty, employees and administrators together, the focus will be on explaining the inter connections between on and offline gender-based violence and strategizing on concrete
Creating a better online culture; developing strategies together Concordia University’s Sexual Assault Resource Centre in collaboration with The Atwater Library and Computer Centre’s Preventing Cyberviolence Project invite you to a panel discussion, workshop and reception. The purpose of this symposium is to bring together key stakeholders to identify and develop concrete strategies that serve to de-normalize, prevent, and
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND THIS INVITATION-ONLY EVENT Please register ASAP to keep your free spot Email Eric Craven at dlp@atwaterlibrary.ca Minding the Gaps: Identifying strategies to address gender-based (cyber)violence An Invitational Symposium—Saturday, May 2, 2015, 9:30am – 4:00pm organized by the Atwater Library and Computer Center co-hosted by the Participatory Cultures Lab, McGill
Mark the date! Tuesday, Oct. 28th 2014 7pm-9pm Atwater Library and Computer Centre – Auditorium
