Anti-Violence Project 2021/22 Annual Report
Please see below for our 2021/22 annual report! This document outlines the work that AVP undertook from May 2021 to…
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Support Hours: May 9th – 14th, 2022
Our support services are completely non-judgmental and confidential, and available to anyone who has experienced violence, anyone who has caused…
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April 30, 2022
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Braving the Seas
A crash course in small vessels As we prepare to make our journey up the coast, lab members Ilona Mihalik,…
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Getting Medieval with Benedetta Carlini
Trigger warning: Violent sexual assault, homophobia, torture, disgusting abuses of history, lesbian wrath When the medievalist Carolyn Dinshaw named her…
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Supporting a Survivor Workshop: Tomorrow Night!
Receiving a disclosure can feel intimidating if you don’t know how best to respond, which is why the Anti-Violence Project…
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Advisory Collective: About & How to Apply
The Advisory Collective (AC) brings its collective knowledge, experience, and passion to advise, assist, and support AVP in the strategic…
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This Week at AVP!
Hi folks – check out what we’ve got going on this week at AVP! Our regular support hours are running…
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On this International Women’s Day
Dear future woman* in science, Today (and everyday) we’re committed to celebrating you! It isn’t always easy, but you’re equipped…
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Equitably Bridging Knowledges through Etuaptmumk (“Two-Eyed Seeing”)
Increasingly, wildlife and fisheries researchers and managers are called to “bridge” or “integrate” Indigenous knowledge systems with Western scientific approaches…
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Welcome to our newest sponsor
The Victoria Youth Triathlon welcomes Pinnacle Fitness as our newest sponsor. Pinnacle Fitness is the host of the Victoria Half…
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ACS Lab project featured on CBC’s The Nature of Things
In June 2021, I joined Dallas Smith, president of Nanwakolas Council, in Da’naxda’xw Awaetlala territory to discuss developments of the…
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A collapsing jenga tower and the keystone species solution
Search any living room or board game cafe and you are likely to find a Jenga tower lying somewhere on…
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Applied conservation science helps inform and empower local decision-making
Should a sockeye salmon enter a fishing net or be left in stream to feed the grizzlies with which the…
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Science is still better together
Reflections from the 2021 ACS Lab Retreat The world is in a very different place since the last lab retreat…
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We’re Hiring a New Volunteer Organizer!
AVP is looking for our next Volunteer and Outreach Officer! This is a student position exclusively for UVic undergraduate students….
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The return of sea otters can increase the genetic diversity of eelgrass
Contrary to how it may appear, it turns out that sea otters ripping up eelgrass actually does the plant –…
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Prospective graduate students
I generally have room to accept 1 student each year. If my description of research overlaps with your interests then…
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October 14, 2021
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Docs podcast: UVic Multicultural: Pax & Anti-Racism
I joined my colleague, Matilde Cervantes who is also a PhD student at the University of Victoria, on the CFUV…
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Let’s Talk About: Celebrating Boundaries!
“Boundaries are the distance at which I can love you and me simultaneously.” Prentis Hemphill three posts exploring creating, recognizing…
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Let’s Talk About Boundaries: Recognizing Our Own Boundaries and the Boundaries of Others
three posts exploring creating, recognizing and celebrating boundaries for this year’s Sexualized Violence Awareness week. Our first blog about CREATING…
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What’s Happening at AVP this Fall?
AVP has a new team It’s an exciting time for AVP as we enter the 2021 Fall semester along with…
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Let’s Talk About: Creating Boundaries
This blog post is the first of a series of three posts exploring creating, recognizing, and celebrating boundaries for this…
