Counselling Resources

Men and boys often feel very alone when dealing with the aftermath of sexual assault because the main focus of most sexual assault sites are women and girls. Researchers have found that at least 1 in 6 men have experienced sexual abuse or assault, whether in childhood or as adults.

This site is dedicated to working together for an Alberta free of sexual assault and sexual abuse

Sexual assault and harassment are persistent forms of violence against women that are rooted in gender inequality. In fact, sexual assault is the only violent crime in Canada that is not declining.

The most comprehensive study of child sexual abuse by school personnel ever done in Canada, this study reveals the number and nature of sexual offences committed (or allegedly committed) against children by employees within K–12 schools across Canada between 1997 and 2017.

Alberta Government resources to prevent sexual violence

A US page of useful information for female survivors of sexual assault. it provides information about different types of assault and next steps for survivors.

Supportive information from the Edmonton Police Service about sexual assault, reporting it, and what to expect when reporting an assault