The campus Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office (SVPRO) will be hosting our 3rd annual Did You Know Campaign to educate the campus community about the UBC Sexual Misconduct Policy (SC17).
Stop by the Sawchuck Family Theatre to learn more about Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) at UBCO.
Stop by Sawchuk Family Theatre to colour in some fun and informational posters about SVPRO and sexual education.
Join SVPRO for a workshop that explores how to intervene and create an inclusive and safer classroom.
Join us for a night of bingo, performances, and prizes hosted by drag artists Freida Whales and Valerie Rose.
Join us in comfortable attire at the Gym Mezzanine to learn both physical and mindset techniques for Self-Defense and Situational awareness.
Stop by the Sawchuck Family Theatre (COM 104) to learn more about Sextortion and to find out about your options for support.
In this interactive workshop we will go over the basics of consent, coercion, and sexual violence. Consent is so much more than a yes or no question!
Drop in event which includes discussion cards to prompt conversations surrounding Cross Cultural Communication and Consent for all students.
This workshop creates a safe and supportive space where Indigenous people on our campus can come together and partake in a beading workshop. The event will be led by Denica Bleu, a Métis beader, and certified trauma therapist. This will be a space where participants can create a community within each other while partaking in […]
In this interactive workshop we will go over the basics of consent, coercion, and sexual violence. Consent is so much more than a yes or no question.
Drop in and join local drag king Ken Don’t Cry who will read selected short stories touching on themes related to 2SLGBTQ identities.
Join Nicole Getz from SVPRO and psychology Research Assistant, to discuss the research from UBCO's Human Sexuality Lab as well as the influential work of Dr. Emily Morse.
This hybrid workshop will equip you with the practical skills necessary to support your gender-diverse friends, family members, and classmates.
Drop by the Sawchuk Family for a treat and celebrate sex positivity with us.
This workshop creates a safe and supportive space where Indigenous people on our campus can come together and partake in a beading workshop. The event will be led by Denica Bleu, a Métis beader, and certified trauma therapist. This will be a space where participants can create a community within each other while partaking in […]
Métis-settler master’s student Dani Pierson will guide you through a Rest as Resistance workshop. This event is hosted as a part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month at UBC.
Join us to learn more about navigating consent through an Indigenous lens.
Join Tonya Robitille, Executive Director of Living Positive Resource Centre, as she shares about harm reduction from an Indigenous lens and the perspective of lived experience.
Bullseye is a Kahoot tournament organized by a UBCO Collegia Assistant featuring a quiz on safe sex, contraception, consent, and other related themes.
This workshop creates a safe and supportive space where our Indigenous campus community can come together craft and be well.
Drop in and join the Sexual Violence Prevention & Response Office's Consent Ambassadors who will be hosting a calming colour-and-chat event in the Sawchuk Theatre to raise awareness and share resources about intimate partner violence (IPV).
Stop by our table at Sawchuk Theatre (COM 104) to learn more about coercion and connect with SVPRO’s Consent Ambassadors.
The Equity and Inclusion Office at UBCO, co-hosted with colleagues, invites you to an open house in the Campus Administration Lobby
Stop by the UBCO Admin building for a coffee with staff from the UBC Equity & Inclusion Office, Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office (SVPRO), Independent Investigations Office (IIO), Office of the Ombudsperson for Students and student conduct.
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Kelowna, BC Canada V1V 1V7
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We respectfully acknowledge the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples, in whose traditional, ancestral, unceded territory UBC Okanagan is situated.
