• Tailored safety assessments to identify potential risks and develop personalized safety plans.
• Collaborative discussions to address safety concerns and explore strategies to enhance your personal safety.
• Confidential guidance on accessing campus resources and external support services related to safety and well-being.

(We acknowledge that some students may find themselves facing the simultaneous impact of all three forms of adversity: gender-based, racial, and sexual violence)

• Regular, private check-ins with dedicated support advisors to ensure ongoing well-being and progress.
• Virtual, Email, or in-person check-ins for convenient access and to foster a sense of trust and safety.
• Continuous evaluation and adaptation of support plans based on the student’s unique needs and progress.

• Assistance in navigating campus policies and procedures related to gender and sexual violence.
• Advocacy support for survivors seeking academic accommodations or other necessary arrangements.
• Referrals to on-campus and community resources for additional support and assistance.

• Access to informative resources on topics such as trauma recovery, consent, and self-care.
• E-learning modules providing education on identifying and responding to gender and sexual violence.
• Safe digital spaces for survivors to engage in discussions and find valuable information.

Please note: The Human Rights and Equity Office and the GSV team do not handle crisis intervention. Crisis management and resources are provided by the Student Wellness and Accessibility Centre (SWAC).