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16 Days of Activism 2024: Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) and IPV deaths are a public safety issue
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Partners in Practice Annual Training Forum 2024 a big success
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Open Letter to Provincial Party Leaders
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EVA BC’s executive director receives King Charles III Coronation Medal
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Don't Look Away report calls for collective action to ensure safety for children
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New sexual assault policing standards incorporate Third Party Reporting
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Community training in Tofino
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Challenge the misuse of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) to silence survivors
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EVA BC connects with BC businesses to work to end gender-based violence
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Sexual Assault Awareness Month 2024: Building connected communities
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Guidance for reporting on gender-based violence
We recognize there can be challenges in shaping narratives and educating the public about gender-based violence. Sometimes it can feel daunting to know what terms and phrases are acceptable, especially when addressing marginalized communities. We recommend these resources and hope you will find them useful in your work:
- Reporting on Gender-Based Violence: A Guide for Journalists — This 2020 publication from The Equal Press Project, which EVA BC advised, offers focused tip-sheets on four marginalized communities: LGBTQIA2+ folks, people with disabilities, Indigenous peoples, and migrants. In addition to the digital version, there are a limited number of hard copies available.
