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Promising Practices: Engaging Men & Boys as Allies in Humane Education
CourseThis 30 minute module discusses the importance of engaging men and boys as allies in ending violence as well as explores innovative strategies for supporting men and boys in developing their allyship.
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Promising Practices: Engaging Community & Promoting Programs
CourseThis 30 minute module discusses the importance of community engagement for program development as well as explores innovative strategies for program promotion.
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Examination of Young Men’s Engagement with Social Norms that Support and Challenge Sexual Violence
CourseThe Spring 2025 Community of Learning recording with Dr. Nicole Jeffrey.
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Download Library (not to share with the public)
CourseBuild a robust download library for your audience to access valuable resources quickly. Enhance user engagement and drive traffic with easy-to-navigate content.
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Introducing the Promising Practices Framework
CourseThis 30 minute module introduces the Promising Practices Project and Promising Practices Framework for engaging men and boys as allies in preventing GBV through community-based humane education programming.
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Winter Community of Practice: Toronto Victims Services
CourseThis recording is to provide access to the guest speaker's presentation from the Winter 2025 ACT to Keep Families Safe Community of Practice which focused on learning about the programs offered by Toronto Victims Services.
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