15 years of Be More Than a Bystander: What success looks like
Fifteen years ago, asking a professional football organization to talk about gender-based violence wasn’t an obvious partnership.  For the BC Lions Football club, that
Fifteen years ago, asking a professional football organization to talk about gender-based violence wasn’t an obvious partnership.  For the BC Lions Football club, that
When asked what people should know about the Cranbrook Interagency Case Assessment Team (ICAT), both Katie Chave, the Community-Based Victim Services (CBVS) co-chair, and Constable
In its ruling on the Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia case, the Supreme Court of Canada made history this May by recognizing a new civil tort of
There was a significant increase in online sexual exploitation of children and youth during the COVID-19 pandemic and it has continued to rise because of:
On May 21, Wendy Potter and Andrea Lam from EVA BC’s Community Coordination for Survivor Safety (CCSS) team joined a day of presentations at the
On March 25 and 26, Sarah Wright, Manager of Training and Projects, and Andrea Lam, Program Lead, from EVA BC attended and presented at the
In April, the BC Coroners Service released Our Time to Act: A Review of Intimate Partner-Related Deaths in BC 2016–2024. While the report examines tragic deaths, its purpose
The Yukon is a large northern community with a population of approximately 47,000, most of whom live in the city of Whitehorse, with the remaining
“Gender inequality and violence are deeply rooted in our society. This is a crisis that must be addressed at all levels as it impacts public
Since 2024, EVA BC has worked in partnership with EQUIP Health Care on the three-year Equipping the GBV Sector for Substance Use Health project. EQUIP is leading this work with partners in the gender-based
