Family Violence & Family Law Brief - Gender-Based Violence and Access to

Family Violence and Family Law Briefs Family Violence & Family Law Brief Gender-Based Violence and Access to Justice for International Students at Canadian Post-Secondary Institutions Issue #19 | February 2023 This Brief is part of the Alliance of Canadian Research Centres’ project “Supporting the Health of Survivors of Family Violence in Family Law Proceedings” At Simon Fraser University, we live. [...] This initiative delivery of Bringing in works towards increasing awareness of sexual assault and the Bystander peer- knowledge for international students to implement tools to keep led sexual assault themselves safe; support their peer's victims/survivors of sexual prevention workshops assault and to increase their capacity to prevent and respond to faculties where there to the crime. [...] Tools for Post-Secondary Institutions and Service Providers Preventing and CUPE: Canadian Union of Public Employees Responding to Sexual Violence and CUPE created multiple guides and checklists to support post- Misconduct at British secondary institutions in responding to sexual violence and Columbia Post- harassment, including the Responding to Sexual Violence Secondary Institutions and Harassmen. [...] Family Violence & Family Law Brief (19) | fvf-vfdf.ca 25 Structure Bookmarks Figure Family Violence & Family Law Brief Family Violence & Family Law Brief Gender-Based Violence and Access to Justice for International Students at Canadian Post-Secondary Institutions Gender-Based Violence and Access to Justice for International Students at Canadian Post-Secondary Institutions Issu. [...] Figure Gender-Based Violence and Access to Justice for International Students at Canadian Post-Secondary Institutions Gender-Based Violence and Access to Justice for International Students at Canadian Post-Secondary Institutions Introduction Introduction In the last two decades, the number of international students in Canada has tripled to over 600,000, which makes up more than 14% of overall enro.