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Mythbusting & Misconceptions
Mythbusting & Misconceptions
Mythbusting & Misconceptions
There are so many false and incorrect assumptions that people make about consent. Because of that, we feel it is necessary to address them.
This section will help you to better understand the myths surrounding consent and what the facts actually are.
Audio Introduction: Mythbusting & Misconceptions
Sexual Assault: Myths vs Facts
This video by Catharsis Productions is busting some of the most common misconceptions people have about sexual assault and how people think of it.
What is Victim Blaming?
When those in power say things like 'she shouldn't have gone out at night and this would not have happened' something is very very wrong. A common practice in many circles - this is known as Victim blaming. And today in FII Explains, we’re going to be breaking down 'what exactly is victim blaming and the impact it can have on survivors of gender-based violence.
It's Time to Talk About Consent
Only one in three Canadians understand what consent means. If we've learned anything in the wake of Weinstein and #MeToo, it's that that has to change, argues Angelyn Francis. A video produced by Maclean’s.
Sexual Assault & Sexual Violence Myths
From questions like “Sexual violence is most often committed by strangers” to “If you didn’t say no, it must be your fault” this chart by Humber’s Sexual Assault & Sexual Violence Support system has many common myths to dispell.
Sexual Violence Myths
There are many myths about sexual violence that influence how it is understood by survivors, perpetrators, their families and friends, and the broader public. These myths that perpetuate the rape culture are all around us in society—in the media, in advertisements, on television shows, in movies and video games and on the Internet. Produced by the University of Ottawa.
Need Support?
We understand that these topics can bring up difficult feelings. If you’re looking for extra support or someone to talk to please look through our resource section for a wide array of helplines, resources, support groups, and counselling options.