It's Never Okay: Ontario's Gender-based Violence Strategy is an up to $242-million framework that will help support survivors and address the root causes of violence.
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Ontario is a major centre for human trafficking in Canada, accounting for approximately 65 per cent of police-reported cases nationally. In June 2016, the province launched
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Ontario's ground-breaking public education campaign, #WhoWillYouHelp, was launched in March 2015. The thought-provoking campaign, produced by Leo Burnett Toronto, spoke directly to bystanders and d...
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Earlier this year, the government passed Bill 132, the Sexual Violence and Harassment Action Plan Act (Supporting Survivors and Challenging Sexual Violence and Harassment). The act will make workpl...
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Ontario's $1.7 million investment will fund six sexual violence and harassment training projects for frontline workers:
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Human trafficking is a complex and often hidden crime and human rights violation that results in serious and long-term trauma for survivors. Human traffickers prey on the most vulnerable in our soc...
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Art has a unique power to open the public's eyes to societal problems and help people imagine a better future.
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The results are in: Ontarians' attitudes about sexual violence and harassment are changing.
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Ontario is moving forward on its commitment to build a province where everyone is free from the threat of sexual violence and harassment.
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Ontario's Roundtable on Violence Against Women, the first permanent government roundtable of its kind, held its inaugural meeting on March 31, 2015 to begin advising the government on emerging i...
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