Key Outcomes
Explore evidence-informed strategies for engaging men and boys as allies in preventing gender-based violence
Dive into the Promising Practices Framework, and explore how you can apply the content in Humane Canada's Online Learning and Resource Centre to your community programs.
Learn strategies for teaching violence prevention and providing engaging educational experiences.
Gain insider knowledge and practical tips to enhance your impact in violence prevention.
Meet the speakers
Dr. Alexandra Zidenberg
Assistant Professor, School of Criminology University of Montreal
Tabitha Tucker
Director, Community Engagement and Development, Moose Hide Campaign
Mike Farley
Teacher, University of Toronto Schools
Presentation Schedule:
10:15 a.m. ET: Promising Practices: Learning from 2.5 years of humane education programming
12:00 p.m. ET: Calling men and boys in, not out
1:30 p.m. ET: Bringing humane education into all classrooms
2:30 p.m. ET: Examining animal harms and online radicalization in youth
Meet the speakers
Garett Grittner
Coordinator, Promising Practices, Humane Canada
Kerri Thomson
Manager, Justice and Legislative Affairs, Humane Canada
Claire Dulude
Coordinator, Programs and Events, Humane Society Hastings Prince Edward
Reserve your complimentary spot now
Unlock this unique opportunity to exchange knowledge and network with like-minded professionals and advocates working to prevent gender-based violence.
All sessions will be recorded except for networking breakout groups.
FEATURED PRESENTATIONS:
You will receive the full schedule upon registration. This one-day virtual event runs from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time with breaks in between.
Bringing humane education into all classrooms
Learn how to transform school culture through humane education that celebrates and protects animals.
Examining online radicalization in youth
Explore why and how young people are targeted for online radicalization.
Calling men and boys in, not out
See how an Indigenous-based organization calls men and boys into ceremony‑rooted action to help end violence.
Be a catalyst in violence prevention in your community
Join us on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time to strengthen capacity, collaboration, and impact across humane education, violence prevention, and community-based organizations.
Register even if you can't attend all sessions live. Presentations will be recorded, except for networking breakout rooms.
Thank you to our event funder
Humane Canada acknowledges the financial support of Women and Gender Equality Canada for this virtual event.