In the 1st of our series of White Ribbon Radio podcasts, highlighting allies working to end violence against women, Ron speaks with spoken word artist Jeremy Loveday.

Jeremy's spoken word piece "Masks Off: A Challenge To Men" has inspired amazing dialogue around the rolls men can play to help end and prevent sexual violence against women and girls.

Where do you draw the line?

Please visit our Draw The Line campaign page: www.whiteribbon.ca/draw-the-line

Learn more about the Draw the Line initiative: draw-the-line.ca

Learn more about Jeremy's work on his website: jeremyloveday.ca/

White Ribbon Radio: Draw The Line Podcast #1: Jeremy Loveday

Welcome to the 3rd episode of the White Ribbon Radio podcast highlighting allies working to end violence against women.

In this episode we speak with Peter Baxter, Jermaine Bagnal and Shair Kohen about how varsity sports, players, coaches and fans alike, can unite communities and inspire social change. 

What can varsity sports institutions  do to help create memorable games and support a culture where gender equality and respect are promoted and valued? How are sports communities proactive in preventing sexual violence?
 
A teamate on your school sports team is accused of sexual misconduct. Do you still cheer him on?
Where do you draw the line?

Please visit our Draw The Line campaign page:
www.whiteribbon.ca/draw-the-line

Learn more about the Draw the Line initiative: draw-the-line.ca

White Ribbon Radio: Draw the Line Podcast #2: Sports Culture

Welcome to The 4th episode of the White Ribbon Radio podcast highlighting allies working to end violence against women.

In this episode we speak with Roz Kelsey, Mark Kleisinger and Jeff Perera about the current state of Frosh/Welcome weeks and how harmful jokes and chants can help create an environment where demeaning words perpetuate rape culture.

What roles do school admin, student unions frosh leaders and the students themselves play in changing harmful attitudes?
 
Frosh leaders start a chant 'No Means Try Harder.' Do you sing along?
Where do you draw the line?

Please visit our Draw The Line campaign page:
http://whiteribbon.ca/draw-the-line

Learn more about the Draw the Line initiative: http://draw-the-line.ca

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