sexual violence

Women deserve to feel safe in their universities

Administrations need to stand with victims instead of alleged rapists

DSU creates bursary for students who have experienced sexualized violence

Funds available to all students who need financial support in healing

Dal changing how it deals with sexual violence

Meanwhile, King’s students voice their school’s need to do the same

Dalhousie creating new sexual violence policy

New policy will be standalone and survivor-centric, among other considerations

Kym Sweeny

A “badass mom and law student” who advocates for students around issues of gender and sexualized violence

Funding cuts to DSU sexual assault phone line leaves survivors without campus support

"It’s telling survivors that they’re not supported, that this peer-to-peer programming is not something that they value."
The Sigma Chi fraternity on South Street. (Photo by Kit Moran)

Greek societies feel “targeted” by sexual violence report