Ending Sexual Violence Association of Canada: federal grants and contributions

Through this 22-month project, ESVA Canada and the Improving Institutional Accountability Project (IIAP) will scale the work of IIAP Phases I & II to address barriers in access to justice for survivors of sexual violence who seek a criminal justice system response. Prior IIAP phases created and implemented the VAW Advocate Case Review (VACR) model now used to audit uncharged police sexual assault investigations in over 30 communities across Canada. IIAP’s three-prong model of systemic change combines supporting communities to implement local oversight of criminal justice system (CJS) responses

• Women and Gender Equality Canada
• Gender-Based Violence Program

Through this 23-month project, the Ending Sexual Violence Association of Canada (ESVA Canada) will create and pilot a workforce strategy to improve economic security for low-income women, senior women, and women with disabilities engaged in community-based anti-violence work. Project activities include building a sectoral profile of the workforce with a focus on economic barriers affecting low-income, senior, and disabled workers; leveraging the existing national Gender-Based Violence Worker Wellness Network and formalizing new relationships with other relevant experts; and utilizing an establ

• Women and Gender Equality Canada
• Women's Program

• Gender-Based Violence Program
• Women's Program

All grants from Women and Gender Equality Canada

• Gender-Based Violence Program

• Women's Program