Скачать или смотреть Bystander intervention: Felicita's Scene

Watch UVic students demonstrate how to be an active bystander. It is everyone’s responsibility to challenge sexualized violence when it is witnessed. Consent is best practiced sober. Alcohol or drug use is often used to deny responsibility. For example, “I was drunk and I didn’t know what I was doing” or “She shouldn’t have gotten so drunk.” Intoxication cannot be used as an excuse for not obtaining consent. Sexualized violence happens in and amongst all communities regardless of gender, orientation, skin colour, etc.

UVic Student Affairs, the University of Victoria Students’ Society (UVSS) and the Anti-Violence Project (AVP) have collaborated to jointly organize and run sexualized violence awareness programming for UVic students. This video is intended to help educate students and raise awareness about consent and sexualized violence and to engage students in conversations on these issues.