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Dresses, drinks, and misogyny
A piece describing the sexism experienced at a McGill rugby banquet.
Sexual Assault and the athlete complex
An article discussing the media's dismissal of the sexual violece enacted by athletes.
Rape Culture
A cover from Volume 103, issue 11 of the Daily focused on rape culture in McGill sports culture
McGill athletics, rape culture, and failure to act
An article examining the prevalent rape culture, misogyny, and homophobia of athletics culture at McGill in the context of three McGill football players being charged with sexual assault
Montrealers Gather to Fight Gendered Violence
An article about a Take Back the Night march organized by the Centre for Gender Advocacy with speakers who focused on gendered violence against trans* people, racialized women, women with disabilities and students
Breaking news: sexual assault
An article critiquing sensationalist coverage of sexual assault in media, and examining the role that media plays in achieving social justice for survivors
An Open Letter on the Sexual Violence Policy
An open letter to the McGill administration by several campus groups with a sexual assault policy proposal that is survivor-centred and addresses the gap(s) in McGill's sexual assault policies.
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
"The Students were charged 15 months ago, and, to this date, McGill has taken no action..."
An article comparing the admin's inaction around the 3 McGill football players accused of sexual assault to other universities across the US and Canada who have dealt poorly with similar cases
Sexual Assault Case: ex-Redmen player was working at McGill youth camp
An article about Ian Sheriff, one of the 3 McGill football players who were charged with sexual assault in 2011, being hired as a McGill athletics camp counsellor even after McGill admin were made aware of his charges