Traumatic brain injury (TBI) among survivors of intimate partner violence has been called a “secret epidemic”. Up to 92% of victims of relationship violence suffer physical injuries to the head, neck or face during an assault, according to several studies… … Continue reading
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CBVS – Access to JUSTIN
This 4-page EVA BC Information Bulletin discusses the implications for victims/survivors of power-based crimes and staff related to Community-Based Victim Services (CBVS) workers’ lack of access to JUSTIN. This was developed as a follow-up to a teleconference discussion EVA BC … Continue reading
EVA E-News, August 2018
This edition of the EVA E-News features information about the EVA BC Annual Training Forum 2018, as well as the Pre-Conference Consultation on Sexual Assault Prevention, Education and Response in BC held November 14, 2018. Readers also get a glimpse … Continue reading
Communicating with Clients More Securely Using Technology, EVA Notes
While it can be useful to communicate with clients electronically (through email, text, instant messaging or a video call), it is important to avoid sharing sensitive information, and to use the most secure methods available. There are also many positive … Continue reading
Funded Family Justice 211 Report Service
EVA BC Information Update, December 2018 Section 211 of the BC Family Law Act authorizes courts to order reports that assess the needs of a child, the ability of a party to satisfy those needs and/or the views of a … Continue reading
EVA BC Newsletter, Spring 2018
The Spring 2018 newsletter featured information from a new backgrounder by Community Coordination for Women’s Safety, “Community Safety Planning in Indigenous Communities,” along with updates on EVA BC projects and initiatives, the Compassion in Action Fund founded by philanthropist Clasina … Continue reading
Violence and Harassment in the Workplace – Worker Safety, EVA Notes
Workplace violence is any violence that happens in or is related to the workplace, and can range from bullying, harassment, threats and intimidation to physical or sexual assault. Seventy percent of anti-violence workers surveyed by EVA BC in 2010 had … Continue reading
Domestic Homicide in Canada, EVA Notes
EVA BC is currently involved in a five-year project, Canadian Domestic Homicide Prevention Initiative with Vulnerable Populations (CDHPIVP), which is funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC). The focus of the CDHPIVP project is to … Continue reading
EVA E-News, February 2018
This edition of the EVA E-News featured a team of our Be More Than a Bystander leaders meeting up with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the Grey Cup Game held in Ottawa on November 26, 2017. There was also information … Continue reading
Violence and Harassment and the Workplace, EVA Notes
Domestic violence does not stay at home, it also goes to work. Many people who have experienced DV report that it affects their ability to get to work and be on time, as well as negatively affecting their work performance … Continue reading