The Learning Network
Mobilizing knowledge to end gender-based violence
The Learning Network is a valuable source of evidence-informed resources for individuals, service providers, and organizations working to end violence against women and other forms of gender-based violence (GBV).
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“There’s a way out”: Insights from Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence
This resource amplifies the voices of survivors of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) by sharing their advice to those who are experiencing IPV.
5 Lessons Learned to Better Support Queer and Trans Women in Canada
In this Facebook Live, Tatiana reflects on how the gender-based violence sector can embrace change and adapt to new realities to be more inclusive of Queer and Trans women in Canada.
“Stay with them”: Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence Share Insights on How Friends and Family Can Help
This resource amplifies the voices of survivors of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) by sharing their advice to family and friends of those who are experiencing IPV.
Trans Women and Intimate Partner Violence: Fundamentals for Service Providers
This infographic shares data from a national Trans PULSE Canada survey regarding Trans women's experiences of intimate partner violence. It identifies barriers Trans women face in accessing services and offers some fundamentals for service providers to support Trans women.
Understanding and addressing issues of gender identity and sexuality when working with trauma survivors through trauma-informed care approaches
This presentation discussed LGBTQ IPV survivors’ perceptions of trauma-informed care in their services related to IPV as well as help-seeking barriers in this population.
Revisiting Vicarious Trauma In Gender-based Violence Work: Opportunities For Fostering Vicarious Resilience & Collective Wellbeing
This Issue-based Newsletter examines collective wellbeing in gender-based violence work through a three-pronged approach that seeks to advocate for changes at the structural level, prevent vicarious trauma, and foster vicarious resilience among anti-violence workers.
