It’s Not Just campaign resources
Gender-based violence (GBV) is not just physical — it refers to a wide range of actions, from catcalling to intimate partner violence. It’s Not Just is a national youth awareness campaign created to increase awareness of GBV and ultimately shift behaviours and actions to create a safer Canada for everyone. Get the facts about different types of GBV and learn how you can stop dismissing them.
Resources for youth
GBV learning modules
Discover how youth can help end GBV in a series of modules that explore healthy relationships, support systems, allyship, and more.
Searching for an end to gender-based violence
Get information and advice from young people across Canada on the most commonly asked questions about GBV.
Fact sheets and infographics:
Fact sheet for teens
Quick facts on GBV for teens aged 14-18
Fact sheet for young adults
Facts about GBV for adults aged 19-24
Infographic: GBV Overview
Learn about GBV in Canada, who is affected and how you can help.
Infographic: Sexual violence
Get the facts about sexual violence and how you can help stop it.
Infographic: Online violence
See how GBV can happen online and your role in preventing it.
Videos:
Get more information
Find more stats, facts and support services for GBV.
Resources for partners
You can join the campaign against gender-based violence. Download our partner kits and spread the word on social or within your organization. If your organization is looking for more information or printed materials, please email FEGC.Communications.WAGE@fegc-wage.gc.ca.
Partner Toolkit
Get promotional material and pre-written posts and graphics you can share.
Violence prevention in Canada
The Government of Canada has many initiatives in place to help stop different forms of violence in Canada.
Cyberbullying
Get information and advice on what to do if you or someone you know is being cyberbullied.
Stop Family Violence
Get resources on family violence if you’re experiencing it or know someone who is.
Addressing Youth Dating Violence
Learn more about the intervention programs created to teach youth about healthy relationships.
Need help?
If you or someone you know is being subjected to gender-based violence, help is available.
Get help now
If you need immediate assistance, call 911 or your local law enforcement.
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