Season 2

In this episode Anne chats with Wil Prakash Fujarczuk about masculinity. We talk about how men experience masculinity, what toxic or hegemonic forms of masculinity look like, and fostering healthy masculinity.

In this episode, Anne chats with Shaiden about their embodiment focused practice, and the ways we can bring community care around events like Trans Day Of Remeberance (TDOR) & Trans Day Of Visibility (TDOV).

In this episode Anne chats with Hannah and Sarah, co-creators of Feels zine! We talk about creating zines, finding zines, zine culture, and more.

Visit the Feels zine website to learn more about their work and purchase one of their zines.

Follow @feelszine on Instagram!

In this episode Anne chats with Sadie Smith, a counsellor in Berlin whose expertise includes kink and BDSM. Charity provides a BDSM-101, including a discussion of consent in BDSM or kink, red flags in new or existing partners, and more.

Visit Sadie's website to learn more about her work.

In this episode, Anne chats with Jordan, a local Windsor psychotherapist. We talk about the ways we can support a friend who is going through a hard time, the limits to the kind of support a friend can provide, and how to suggest additional resources.

Check out Jordan's profile on Pschycology Today to learn more about their practice. 

In this episode, Anne chats with Kaleigh Trace, an Ontario therapist who has created content on having sex again after trauma. Kaleigh talks about knowing when it's the right time, how to start having sex again when you're ready, and how to be a supportive partner to someone after trauma.

Visit Kaleigh's website to learn more about their practice.

Stacey Jacobs has been in the sex education world for a while now. Today, she joins Anne to chat about menstruation! We talk about the menstrual cycle, PMS, menopause, and more. 

This round we chat with Dr. Laurie Samuel from Cupid’s Sting about reporting sexual violence to the police. Laurie gives us a wonderful and nuanced perspective the factors that go into making the decision to report, and what to expect from the process.

Visit the Cupid's Sting website to learn more about their work.

In this episode, Anne talks with Julie Lalonde (of Resilience is Futile: The Life and Death and Life of Julie Lalonde) about the events of December 6th, 1989 at École Polytechnique. Whether you're just hearing about December 6th, or you're here to take a moment to reflect on the ongoing significance of this violence, this is a great listen.

In this episode we chat with the infamous Dr. Betty Barrett (of the Twilight lecture!). Betty and Anne talk about love stories, heteronormativity, love bombing, sad boys, manic pixie dream girls, and so much more. You're not going to want to miss this one!

Have you ever wondered, 'why don't we run this workshop in high schools?' Check out Episode 5 of our second season for a chat with Dr. Sara Crann, a researcher who is adapting the Flip the Script™ program for high school aged girls. We chat about adapting content for a younger audience, barriers to bringing sexual violence programming into high schools, and revolutionary sex education for young girls and women.

Follow Girls Resist on social media!

Intstagram: @girls.resist

Twitter: @Girls_Resist

Facebook: Girls Resist Project at the University of Windsor

We got to chat with Dr. Kendall Soucie about her research on PCOS and women’s experiences accessing care in the medical system. Listen in for a discussion of the barriers women face to diagnosis and accessing medical support, and some tips on advocating for yourself.

Visit the HEAL Lab UWindsor website to learn more about Dr. Soucie's work.

Follow the HEAL Lab on social media! 

Instagram: @theheallab 

Facebook: The HEAL Lab

Have you heard about REES? UWindsor has partnered with REES to offer online reporting for members of our UWindsor community! Learn more about the REES tool, how it was created, and how it works. 

Visit the REES website to learn more about your reporting options.

Follow REES on social media!

Instagram: @reescommunity

Facebook: REES

Twitter: @reescommunity

In our second episode of season 2 (!) we're chatting with Shaiden Keaney from Acts of Resistance! AoR is a self defence class for 2SLGBTQIA+ folks and community, and is related to Wen Do Women's Self Defence. UWindsor is bringing Acts of Resistance to our campus (virtually) this Fall.

Visit the Wen Do website to learn about Shaiden's work with teaching self defence to queer communities. 

Welcome back! In our first episode of season 2, we chat with Dr. Frankie Cachon from the Bystander Initiative about bystander intervention stories!

Visit the Bystander Initiative for more information about the workshops, courses, and leadership opporunities or register for a workshop.

Follow the Bystander Initiative on social media!

Instagram: @bystander_uwindsor

Facebook: UWindsor Bystander Initiative

For questions about the Prevent. Resist. Support. (PRS) podcast, contact Anne (She/Her): 

arudzins@uwindsor.ca