White Ribbon: federal grants and contributions: 11 agreements; $8.3M value; 4 departments; 7 programs.
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The purpose of this contribution is to provide funding to raise awareness and equip frontline practitioners with evidence-based training, tools and collaboration opportunities to stop Incel violence before it begins; intervene when there are risk factors and warning signs; and support male youth to get the help they need to not be drawn into, and/or to disengage from the Incel movement.
Through this 31-month project, White Ribbon will scale their social marketing campaign promising practice model with diverse partners to strengthen the GBV sector. It will scale up across Canada through engaging community partners and youth from rural and remote, Indigenous, racialized, 2SLGBTQI+, Black, Francophone and official language-minority groups in three provinces (NL, PEI, AB) and all territories (NU, NWT, YK), and with national-level organizations serving Francophone and diverse populations. It will address attitudes, behaviours and social norms that perpetuate men and boys’ use of g
This project will partner with the Canadian and Ontario Society of Professional Engineers to prevent and address sexual harassment across the sector nationally. The project will develop an online comprehensive certificate training program, hold in-person trainings and launch annual social media and communications campaigns. A multi-pronged evaluation strategy will be implemented to assess the project outcomes.
The project builds on previous results and will roll out the next phase of their program into further Ontario and Nova Scotia high schools. The program will used GBA+ analysis to reflect the experiences of Indigenous and Black communities. The project aims to increase youth's understanding of online sexual exploitation, its roots and impacts and to destigmatize reporting. By expanding over the next 3 years, provinces with the highest statistics on different forms of online sexual exploitation will receive critical prevention. The recipient will continue to answer calls for help from children
This 41-month project will develop, pilot, and deliver a new gender-based analysis plus (GBA+) certificate training and outreach program focusing on the role of men and boys that is evidence-based, practical, and supports the engaged sectors (engaging men and boys, social services, and social justice) in unpacking intersectional analysis and reframing it in a positive, strength-based manner to advance equities. White ribbon will achieve this by coordinating national organizations into a community of practice to scale up their GBA+ phase one project, creating practical training and tools for im
This 18-month project will support the development, implementation and evaluation of a social marketing campaign, featuring compelling calls to action to inspire men and boys across Canada to change their attitudes and behaviours, to seek help when needed, and to embrace their roles as allies and change makers. Key products to be developed include a dedicated webpage, an overall call to action with a list of actions men and boys can do, a digital video and social media assets/media buys. White Ribbon will also work to engage youth (especially young men) in their communities to build their ca
This project will directly increase the awareness of at-risk groups, victims and/or survivors of child sexual exploitation online and reduce the fear of stigma associated with reporting.
This 12-month project will improve the engagement of Canadian stakeholders on gender-based violence issues through the application of GBA+. It will also enhance knowledge sharing of best practices on GBA+ and contribute to the evidence-base of global reporting in support of Canada’s approach to GBA+. In addition, White Ribbon staff will increase their understanding and their capacity to apply it in the context of programming to engage men and boys, as well as to affect broader systemic change.
White Ribbon’s project, Centering Survivors’ Voices and Needs, will address the healing needs of survivors and enhance safety and support. Five focus groups will be held in Toronto to gather input from diverse survivors. Findings will guide an allyship program, including a social media campaign and a bilingual video on supporting survivors.
This organization will conduct outreach and educational efforts to increase awareness on how intersecting identities can increase individuals' vulnerability to military sexual misconduct.
This project builds on prior work with the Royal Military College (RMC) to expand a bilingual, trauma-informed prevention program. It involves providing RMC with an enhanced program, further developing a toolkit of resources for cadets, senior students, and staff based on best practices and lessons learned from a previously funded project.
Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. Source: Government of Canada proactive disclosure of grants and contributions (open.canada.ca, dataset 432527ab-7aac-45b5-81d6-7597107a7013), 1,327,352 rows as published, collapsed to one agreement per agreement number (per reference number where none is given) at its latest amendment, which carries the full agreement value. Years are the agreement start year. Agreements with individuals are counted but not named.