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In Support of consent Workshops
A defense of consent workshops that frames their impact as having broader cultural implications aimed at shifting societal views of consent and violence.
#ThisIsNotWorking
A criticism of McGill's Consent Awareness and #ConsentWeek campaigns that suggests more attention has to be paid to holding perpetrators accountable and providing material supports to survivors of assault.
Working Group Presents Full Sexual Violence Policy Draft
An article about the first draft of a campus sexual assault policy written by a working group comprised of campus groups dealing with issues of sexual assault
AUS councillors receive equity training
An article about AUS executives and legislative council receiving equity training from staff at the Social Equity and Diversity Education (SEDE) office and the Liaison Officer (Harm Reduction).
Safe Space Still Lacking at Frosh
An article about steps being taken to make Frosh a safer and more inclusive environment.
Senate Discusses consent Training
A summary of items discussed at Senate's first meeting of the Fall 2014 semester, including a discussion of McGill's consent policy
The dynamics of power
A reflection written by a survivor about how her perceptions of SA changed after experiencing date rape and how the public should be aware of the prevalence of this kind of sexual violence
Dealing with sexual assault at Canadian Universities
A comparative analysis of incidents of sexual assault, sexual assault policies, and survivor and crisis resources at universities across Canada as compared to McGill
Sexism, Drinking culture still prevalent at Frosh
A summary of key points made in a critical report on Frosh written by SSMU Equity Commissioners
Who Teaches consent?
Commentary on the lack of consent education across Canada contributing to campus rape culture.