Join Sexual Health & Safety Officer Maggie Ombayo for a Waves of Change Workshop!
Waves of Change is a peer-led bystander intervention training and violence prevention program facilitated across Nova Scotian post-secondary institutions.
Taking a preventative approach to campus sexual violence, Waves of Change trains participants to recognize sexual violence, interrupt and/or stop it, support survivors after it has happened, hold perpetrators accountable, and contribute to dismantling the culture that allows sexual violence to occur.
Drawing on such subjects as intersectionality and power dynamics, Waves of Change encourages participants to reflect on their unique identities and how those can affect/play a part in creating a safer campus culture, and what they can do to make a change.
This workshop is open to all King’s students and residents. It is a part of the Entering Your Adult Era: a life skills workshop series. Attendees can enter their names into an end of term draw for a $150 VISA gift card!
Entering Your Adult Era: a life skills workshop series
University is about more than classes. Throughout the fall, the Entering Your Adult Era workshop series will help students develop valuable life skills through engaging, hands-on experiences.
Monthly workshops (bi-weekly in September & October)
In-person sessions
60–90 minute sessions
Students can attend the topics that interest them most
Each workshop is self-contained, so you can mix and match sessions based on your interests. Designed for first-year students, but the workshops are open to all students and residents at King’s!
Win a $150 VISA Gift Card for participating!
Each time a student or resident attends a workshop, and they complete our attendance form, their name will be entered into a draw. If they attend three workshops, their name will be entered three times! A winner will be named at the end of each term!
