Promotion et défense des droits 2010
Mandatory Federal Victim Surcharges
OCTEVAW supports mandatory Federal Victim Surcharges as the 2010 Throne Speech committed to...
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Working towards inclusion
Working towards inclusion of sexual violence and woman abuse information in Crime Prevention Ottawa’s Neighbourhood Toolkit for 2010
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Highlighting the importance of community collaboration with the Sexual Assault and Partner Abuse Care Program (SAPACP) at the Ottawa Hospital
OCTEVAW would like to thank Christine Baker and yourself for your continued effort over the course of this summer to inform the community of the changes and restructuring within the SAPACP
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OCTEVAW’s Letter to the Policy Centre for Victims Issues - Highlighting Violence Against Women at the National Victims of Crime Awareness Week 2011 Federal Symposium
We would also like to put forth a suggestion to highlight violence against women, which includes both women abuse and sexual violence at the National Victims of Crime Awareness Week 2011 Federal Symposium.
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OCTEVAW supports the Sisters in Spirit Vigil
In April of this year, the Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC) released a report called “What Their Stories Tell Us”. This report included findings from the Sisters In Spirit initiative which brought together five years of research related to missing and murdered Aboriginal women and girls in Canada. More than 580 Aboriginal women and girls have gone missing or been murdered in Canada.
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OCTEVAW’s Letter to new Deputy Chief Charles Bordeleau - Emergency Operations, Ottawa Police Services
The Ottawa Coalition to End Violence Against Women (OCTEVAW) would like to congratulate you on your new position of Deputy Chief within the Ottawa Police Services (OPS).
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OCTEVAW petition letter to urge for sufficient funding for Sisters in Spirit
Accordingly, we would like to urge the Government of Canada to ensure that the Native Women’s Association of Canada receives sufficient funding to continue its important work protecting women through its Sisters in Spirit initiatives.
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La COCVFF demand à nos députés et sénateurs de refuser l'assouplissement des lois Canadiennes en ce qui a trait aux armes à feu
La présente a pour but de solliciter votre engagement en tant que membre de parlement, à rencontrer les obligations internationales de protection des femmes et des enfants en situation de violence lors de conflits armés, en refusant catégoriquement les projets proposés pour assouplir la législation canadienne sur le contrôle des armes à feu....
OCTEVAW’s Follow-up Letter to the Coordinated Victim Assistance Project (CVAP) for the City of Ottawa
The Ottawa Coalition to End Violence Against Women (OCTEVAW) would like to thank you for inviting us to participate at the recent Stakeholder Engagement – Coordinated Victim Assistance Project (CVAP) for the City of Ottawa. OCTEVAW is aware that you received a letter from Cornerstone dated May 3, 2010 and we are supportive of their thoughts. In addition, we would like to put forward some additional comments.
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OCTEVAW’s Response to Bill 53, the Escaping Domestic Violence Act, 2010
OCTEVAW would like to commend your initiative, the introduction of Bill 53, towards making the lives of women and children safer. Please read further for Octevaw's feedback on the proposed legislation.
Click here to see an article written by Roselyn Stevens from the EMC Ottawa Newspaper on Bill 53 including comments from OCTEVAW.
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OCTEVAW’s Ottawa Police Service (OPS) 2010-2012 Business Plan Follow-Up Letter
OCTEVAW members attended various “Let’s Chat” sessions organized by OPS last fall to have input into your business planning process.
OCTEVAW received a response letter May 28, 2010
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'HO 89.9' name contest striking discord among listeners and OCTEVAW
The normalization of sexist language is a huge problem. When we as a culture accept the use of derogatory terminology, we are accepting the fact that women are not yet truly equal in our society.
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Family Services à la famille Ottawa (FSFO) and OCTEVAW’s letter to The Honourable Lawrence Cannon re the Nazia Quazi case
Our agency would like to add its voice to those who are distressed about the welfare of a single, twenty four year old woman named, Nazia Quazi, a Canadian citizen, who has been unable to leave Saudi Arabia since 2007.
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OCTEVAW’S plea to MPs and Senators to resist the relaxation of Canada's gun laws
OCTEVAW received a response letter November 1, 2009
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Letter to the Honourable John A. Payne - Offer to reciprocate information on woman abuse to local Justice of the Peace office
OCTEVAW received a response letter September 30, 2009
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OCTEVAW’S response to the submission by the Men's Project to the Cornwall Public Inquiry
OCTEVAW received a response letter September 15, 2009
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Letter to Mr. Christopher Bentley, MPP - Offer to reciprocate information on woman abuse to local Justice of the Peace office
OCTEVAW received a response letter July 31, 2009
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Entretien d'homme
Trouver des façons positives d'engager les hommes à combattre la violence faite aux femmes
initiatives communautaires
la campagne du ruban blanc
ressources & liens
Rapports
À L’ABRI DES REGARDS VOLUME 2 : UNE SEMAINE DANS LA VIE DU SECTEUR VFF D’OTTAWA
À l’abri des regards
Le projet répond a un besoin marqué d’avoir une vue d’ensemble sur la prévalence de la violence faite aux femmes à Ottawa.
mai 2009
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