This article reports findings from a qualitative study exploring how international students and campus staff in urban universities in Canada perceive sexual violence and prevention initiatives enacted in their university. The study rests upon personal interviews and three focus groups involving a total of 95 participants (64 students from 25 countries and 31 campus support staff members who work directly with these learners). The analysis of these narratives focuses on three pivotal areas in sexual violence prevention: awareness, incident reporting patterns, and fostering a “culture of consent.” It reveals important misalignment between the needs and knowledges of international students and the Western, ethnocentric cultural logic of campus...
ont rkagi aux problt?mes de harc&lement sexuel sur les campus par l'klaboration de politiqu...
This exploratory study investigates the bodies tasked with constructing sexual violence policies wit...
2014-04-30Sexual assault on college campuses is still a problem. About 20% of college females exper...
This article reports findings from a qualitative study exploring how international students and camp...
This article presents a portrait of sexual violence on university campuses (SVUC) at six universitie...
As social awareness of the prevalence of sexual violence on university campuses has increased, it is...
Despite more focused attention on the issue of sexual violence at post-secondary institutions, cases...
Many post-secondary institutions are developing policies and programs aimed at improving responses t...
Post-secondary institutions are high-risk communities for sexual violence. While sexual violence has...
AbstractRecent media coverage of the rape chant at Saint Mary’s University, the misogynist Facebook ...
Despite the diverse initiatives and educational efforts put forth by North American colleges and uni...
Sexualized violence is a global issue, but prevention starts locally. Approximately 1 in 5 Canadian ...
La plupart des actions contre la violence examine inadéquatement le degré de violence locale et quot...
Faced with a growing demand for adequate policies and programs that meaningfully address sexual viol...
A recent amendment to Bill 132 in Ontario mandated the introduction of sexual violence policies at a...
ont rkagi aux problt?mes de harc&lement sexuel sur les campus par l'klaboration de politiqu...
This exploratory study investigates the bodies tasked with constructing sexual violence policies wit...
2014-04-30Sexual assault on college campuses is still a problem. About 20% of college females exper...
This article reports findings from a qualitative study exploring how international students and camp...
This article presents a portrait of sexual violence on university campuses (SVUC) at six universitie...
As social awareness of the prevalence of sexual violence on university campuses has increased, it is...
Despite more focused attention on the issue of sexual violence at post-secondary institutions, cases...
Many post-secondary institutions are developing policies and programs aimed at improving responses t...
Post-secondary institutions are high-risk communities for sexual violence. While sexual violence has...
AbstractRecent media coverage of the rape chant at Saint Mary’s University, the misogynist Facebook ...
Despite the diverse initiatives and educational efforts put forth by North American colleges and uni...
Sexualized violence is a global issue, but prevention starts locally. Approximately 1 in 5 Canadian ...
La plupart des actions contre la violence examine inadéquatement le degré de violence locale et quot...
Faced with a growing demand for adequate policies and programs that meaningfully address sexual viol...
A recent amendment to Bill 132 in Ontario mandated the introduction of sexual violence policies at a...
ont rkagi aux problt?mes de harc&lement sexuel sur les campus par l'klaboration de politiqu...
This exploratory study investigates the bodies tasked with constructing sexual violence policies wit...
2014-04-30Sexual assault on college campuses is still a problem. About 20% of college females exper...