Season Preview
We're back for another season of vulnerable conversations with Anne.
This season we have episodes about pelvic floor therapy, revenge porn, sexual harrassment in the tattooing industry and many more!
We are also happy to welcome back some past guests - how many familiar voices you can recognize?
Find local support for sexual violence at the Ontario Coalition of Rape Crisis Centres (OCRCC) website.
Episodes, Descriptions, and Transcripts
Episode 4 - Non-Monogamy 101 with Sadie Smith
We're back with another episode with Sadie Smith! This time around we're chatting about ethical (and not-so-ethical) non-monogamy, polyamory, open relationships and relationship anarchy.
Learn more about Sadie's work at the Crescendo Counselling website or follow Crescendo Counselling on Instagram.
Episode 3 - “Revenge Porn” & Technology Facilitated Sexual Assault with Reclaim Pro Bono
In Season 3's third episode, Anne chats with Christina Mackenzie and Francesca Provenzano from Reclaim Pro Bono about "revenge porn", or as we now call it - technology facilitated sexual violence. We talk about the issue of non-consensual sharing of intimate images, and options for seeking support and justice. We also talk about consent and sharing nudes.
Visit the Reclaim Pro Bono website for more information on our guests.
Episode 2 - Defamation Suits with Gillian Hnatiw
In Season 3's second episode, Anne chats with Gillian Hnatiw - an amazing Toronto lawyer who has specialized in sexual violence work. In this episode, Gillian talks with us about defamation lawsuits - What are defamation suits? How do they work? And, how do they impact survivors of sexual violence?
Episode 1 - Support with the Office of Sexual Violence Prevention, Resistance, and Suppport with Dusty Johnstone
In the first episode of Season 3, Anne chats with Dusty, our Director of Sexual Violence Prevention, Resistance, and Support at UWindsor! If you want to learn more about what it's like to reach out for support through our office, this is a great listen.
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