Newsletters

This July 2020 edition of our E-News, COVID-19 Support Report (Issue 5) introduces two new staff members: Ninu Kang as Associate Executive Director and Wendy Potter as a CCWS Program Manager. It outlines EVA BC’s continued work in response to … Continue reading →

This June 18, 2020 edition of our E-News, COVID-19 Support Report (Issue 4) describes EVA BC’s ongoing work in response to the pandemic. This includes the news that the BC Government named EVA BC to administer a new $10 million … Continue reading →

This May 21, 2020 edition of our E-News, COVID-19 Support Report (Issue 3) reveals the ongoing rollout of EVA BC’s public education content in response to members’ requests, including Information Bulletins and PSAs. News also outlines our distribution of PPE … Continue reading →

This May 7, 2020 edition of our E-News, COVID-19 Support Report (Issue 2) outlines EVA BC’s ongoing work in response to COVID-19 and provides related resources and links for those in the anti-violence sector. News covers pandemic-related donations and equipment … Continue reading →

This April 2020 issue of our E-News, COVID-19 Support Report Issue 1, was created during the early days of COVID-19 in response to the impacts of closures, isolation, and new and arising needs in the anti-violence sector. The issue includes … Continue reading →

This February 2020 issue of our E-News features information about the EVA BC Annual Training Forum 2019, a recap of our 4th Annual Be More Than a Bystander Award honouring Wally Buono, news about the launch of our new SHARP Workplaces … Continue reading →

Our Fall 2019 Newsletter features these articles by keynote speakers at our November 2019 Annual Training Forum in Vancouver: Supporting Survivors Across the Years by Myrna McCallum, a Metis-Cree lawyer Understanding Gender-related Killings of Women and Girls in Canada 2018 … Continue reading →

The Spring 2019 newsletter features an article, Counselling Women with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, contributed by Dr. Margret Newbury Jones from SHADE Consulting and Counselling. In addition to updates on EVA BC initiatives, other items in this edition include an … Continue reading →