Education
Webinars
Explore our upcoming and past webinars for learning and capacity-building opportunities.
Evictions & Tenant Rights: Policy Changes and Practical Tools
This webinar will bring you up to speed on evictions and tenant rights in Ontario. We’ll review the current eviction process and the recent legal and policy changes affecting tenants.
Supporting Women with Experiences of Human Trafficking
This webinar will present an overview of human trafficking in Canada, the increased vulnerability posed by COVID-19, and details about hotline operations.
Online Training
Explore our self-paced online learning modules and courses.
Conscious Classrooms: Responding to Gender-based Violence
Designed for teachers and early childhood educators in Ontario, the training looks at children’s exposure to domestic violence and how educators can make a difference in the lives of such students.
Intersectional Approaches to Group Counselling
Designed for those who facilitate groups, the self-paced learning explores how people experience violence differently and how to maintain group goals without compromising the needs of individual survivors.
Connecting Legal Services to Interpretation
Designed for legal service providers, the training is designed to help legal professionals communicate more effectively through interpreters when working with clients who are not proficient in English.
Detect, Respond, Refer
Designed for dental hygienists, the self-directed training explores identifying and responding to gender-based violence, including organizational strategies for addressing it.
An Overview of Criminal Law and Violence Against Women
The self-directed training introduces workers to the criminal law issues faced by survivors. The modules explores Canada’s two court systems, common charges, basic language, role of the advocate, making a statement, etc.
AODA: Improving Access to Violence Against Women Services
The self-directed training is designed for people providing direct service to women with disabilities and women who are Deaf who have experienced physical or sexual violence, or criminal harassment.