Practical Strategies for Social Change: Intervening to Prevent Sexual Violence

Undergraduate

This course introduces students to sexual violence as a social problem; why it matters, the forms it takes, and how it can be changed. The importance of personal and community responsibility for social change is emphasized. This course also provides students with the background knowledge that is needed to successfully teach sexual violence prevention workshops for their peers. Restricted to students who have attained a cumulative GPA of 66% or higher at the time of application. (Prerequisite: Semester 4 standing 68 Winter 2027 Undergraduate Calendar or above and permission of the instructor by online application at bystander initiative.ca) (Also offered as KINE-3501, PSYC-3500, SACR-3500, IACS-3500, SWRK-3500)