Draw the Line

Draw the Line is an interactive campaign engaging Ontarians in dialogue about sexual violence. Draw the Line keeps the conversation going by

💬 Providing free educational resources 
💬 Offering presentations and workshops
💬 Collaborating with partner organizations

🎇 Take a look at our FREE resources at draw-the-line.ca/resources/index.html 🎇

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Draw the Line

Partner organizations

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Back to School with Draw the Line

Get Involved! May is Sexual Violence Prevention Month

How can you support survivors?

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Donate to the Ontario Coalition of Rape Crisis Centres (OCRCC)

How to share bystander intervention and sexual violence prevention education resources

Support Survivors of Sexual Violence

Support Survivors of Sexual Violence

Where do you draw the line?

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Where do you draw the line? (No subtitles)

Where do you draw the line? (With English subtitles)

Sexual violence in Canada

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Who is most affected by sexual violence in Canada

These statistics represent police-reported crime— but sexual violence is also vastly under-reported

The three levels of bystander intervention

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Ending Sexual Violence Together: Being An Active Bystander Against Harm

Bystander Intervention Level One: Preventing Violence

Bystander Intervention Level Two: Stopping Violence

Bystander Intervention Level Three: Supporting After Violence

Events & Initiatives

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Why Take Back the Night?

Get Involved! May is Sexual Violence Prevention Month

Partner Organization Videos

Egale Canada Videos

Ophea Canada Videos

Mujer Videos

White Ribbon Videos

Action ontarienne

Ontario Coalition of Rape Crisis Centres: Sexual Assault Centres

Community Events

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Julie Lalonde, From Draw the Line

Excerpt from "Drawing the line"

Notice. Ask. Intervene. Step up to stop sexual violence

Julie Lalonde - Hub Talk

The Role of New Media in Crime Prevention and Community Safety