Myths and Facts About Sexual Assult
The following are common myths and facts about sexual assault. Myth: Sexual assault is most often committed by strangers.Fact: Someone known to the victim – acquaintances, dating partners, common-law or married partners, commit approximately 82% of sexual assaults. In college or university,…
Do Stuff With Us!
Fall-ing in love with Events! I love when sweater weather hits us. Swoon. Soon there will be crunchy leaves and the Orionid and Leonid meteor showers! Events: WORK WITH US!We have 2 work/study positions for UoG students, so check them out and…
Sexual Assault Prevention Tips
Don’t put drugs in people’s drinks in order to control their behavior. When you see someone walking by themselves, leave them alone! If you pull over to help someone with car problems, remember not to assault them! NEVER open an…
Work With Us!
We have 2 work/study positions for UoG students, so check them out and apply! Go to experienceguelph.ca click the Catalogue and search for GRCGED, and the Volunteer and Resources Assistant Coordinator and Events and Fundraising Coordinator positions will pop up. Apply…
Coming to GRCGED for the first time!
I first learned about GRCGED through some of my friends who were going to an event called the Feminist Breakfast. At first, I didn’t want to go because the word feminist scared me, but since I was going with friends,…
Hiring!
JOB POSTING: ACTIVITIES AND RESOURCES COORDINATOR (up to 8 week Summer Student position) Eligibility: Due to the nature of GRCGED, prioritizes the hiring of women and trans-folks. Applicants also must: Be between 15 and 30 years of age at the…
Open All Summer
GRCGED is open all summer and all of our regular resources are available – the library, menstrual and sexual health products, peer support, and advocacy. Our hours are 11-5 but you may find us here earlier too. GRCGED can be…
World Water Day
Water is a universal right of every human being and so availability of safe drinking water for everyone is essential. Water is the building blocks of life and not only to quench thirst but to also develop jobs and resources…
International Day for Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
International Day for Elimination of Racial Discrimination is celebrated every year on March 21st so as to proclaim what happened on March 21, 1960. 69 people died because police opened fire with live ammunition against peaceful protesters in Sharpeville, South…
