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Sexualized Violence Prevention (SVP) Learning & Resources

In This Together 

UFV offers 60-90 minute workshops on sexualized violence prevention, facilitated by the In This Together Peer Educator team. Workshops are available by request for classes and student clubs & associations. 

To book a workshop, please fill out the Workshop Request Form or email inthistogether@ufv.ca. You can also visit Instagram @inthistogether to learn more.

Please note, workshop requests must include a workshop title selected from our available offerings (listed below) and the name of the requesting group or course.  

Online Learning Option

Creating Safer Campuses: Understanding Policy 236
 A self-paced, self-enrolled Brightspace (MyClass) course offered by the SRRO. This course introduces UFV’s Policy 236: Prevention, Education, and Response to Sexualized Violence, covering consent, bystander intervention, reporting/disclosure, and survivor support.

How to Enroll:

  1. Log into Brightspace (MyClass)
  2. Use the navigation menu to open Discover
  3. Search for and click Creating Safer Campuses: Understanding Policy 236
  4. Click Enroll → Submit
  5. Return to your Homepage and open the course
  6. Work through the content
  7. Complete the Final Knowledge Check with a perfect score
  8. Earn a Badge/Skills achievement upon completion

Available Workshops 

Consent 101

An introduction to consent and sexualized violence. This session encourages critical reflection on how society normalizes harmful behaviours and supports participants in continuing conversations with friends, partners, classmates, and family.

Designed for upper-level Criminal Justice students, this workshop explores consent, sexualized violence, victimhood, and the Criminal Justice system’s role in prevention.

Introduces the role of nurses in prevention and response. Students discuss consent, sexualized violence, barriers to disclosure, and practice tools for supporting survivors.

Orients student leaders to their role in preventing sexualized violence at UFV. Participants gain tools to support peers and practice fostering consent-based communities.

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