Podcasts Culture Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs (SACPA) Out of the Home and Into History: Intersectional and Systemic Barriers to Leaving Abusive Relationships (Part 1)

Out of the Home and Into History: Intersectional and Systemic Barriers to Leaving Abusive Relationships (Part 1)

Published: Jan. 11, 2018, midnight

b"Recognition and discussion around violence and abuse has recently been prominent in social media campaigns, particularly with the #metoo campaign. Why are these age-old topics still today so easily being brushed under the rug? What ideas and systems maintain this silence? Join us for an intersectional analysis of the barriers and myths that continue the injustices of violence and abuse, with stories and statistics from frontline crisis and educational work at Safe Haven.\\xa0\\n\\nSpeaker: Jaisie Walker\\n\\nJaisie Walker is the Awareness & Public Education Coordinator at Safe Haven Women's Shelter Society in Taber, and a dedicated community activist. They graduated with a degree in Sociology from the University of Lethbridge, with a minor in Women and Gender studies. In the past, Jaisie was a coordinator for the Campus Women's Centre, a SACPA publication editor, and an LPIRG Board member.\\xa0 \\n\\nModerator: Kristin Krein\\n\\nDate: Thursday, January 11, 2018 \\nTime: Noon - 1:30 pm\\nLocation: Country Kitchen Catering (below The Keg restaurant) 1715 Mayor Magrath Drive South \\nCost: $11.00 (includes soup and bun) or $2.00 (includes coffee/tea) RSVP is not necessary"