BraveSpaces Public Education Program

Embrave offers free public education programming to community organizations and groups, schools, and workplaces.

Workshops for groups are tailored, interactive and can cover a range of topics connected to gender-based violence (GBV) in all its forms.

Embrave’s Public Education and Community Collaboration Program is coordinated by the Development & Education Manager. This role is also responsible for leading the Peel Committee Against Woman Abuse (PCAWA).

Program Have Questions?

Contact:

Rebecca Pacheco,
Development & Education Manager
rebeccap@embrave.ca

Enhanced Gender-Based Violence Protocol

Learn about Peel Region’s Enhanced Gender-Based Violence Protocol and resources, and client-centred approaches to serving survivors.

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BraveSpaces Systemic Violence and Survivor Advocacy Trainings

The BraveSpaces Program promotes systemic change by creating a shared knowledge base focused on systemic violence within the criminal justice and mental health systems.

Consent & Heathy Relationships

Trainings developed specifically for youth on healthy relationships and understanding consent.

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BraveVoices Podcast

Public education podcast uplifting the voices of survivors, allies, and leaders in the gender-based violence sector.

Additional Education and Advocacy Services

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Embrave: Your Donations at Work

Learn about how to support our work and get involved to take action in ending gender-based violence.

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