- Get Help
- Supporting Survivors
- Education & Prevention
-
About Us
- Overview
- SFU Policy
-
News
- Welcome Larisa Fry - Counsellor, Sexual Violence
- December 2020 Closure
- Intergenerational reflections on the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence against Women
- Visual Recipe Book - Ingredients for healthy relationships
- "You Matter" - A Self-Care Book for Survivors & Supporters
- A Conversation on Cyberconsent Panel
- Meet & Greet with SVSPO Case Managers
- The SVSPO's Statement In Support of Black Lives Matter
- Introducing Virtual Drop-In Hours
- International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia 2020
- Consent Matters at SFU: May 2020
- The SVSPO is here for you
- Nurturing Resilience
- GP44 Policy Review
- Phone and Video Guidelines
- Contact Us
- Leave Site Now
x
close
Consent Matters at SFU: May 2020
In the midst of this uncertain times and sudden changes, we want to reiterate the importance of consent at all times even in the context of social distancing. With this, we are pleased to announce the launch of our completely digital Consent Matters campaign at SFU, taking place from May 11th to 15th, 2020.
We will be talking about why Consent Matters during this time of social distancing, and using the hashtag #ConsentMattersSFU for all posts. More information on consent, check out our page here. Information on consent during social distancing can be found in this blog here, and from students who took part in our peer program The Active Bystander Network's project "It Takes All Of Us", here.
F T I