Resources
DIY: Digital Safety has created a variety of resources, including infographics, fact sheets, and reports, to educate young people about online harms and help keep them safe. On this page, you can access and download these free resources.
Infographics
TFSV: Recommendations (available in English and French)
Educators, school administrators, policymakers, and government officials can use our recommendations about technology-facilitated sexual violence (TFSV) to improve educational curricula and policies in their province or territory. Secondary school authorities, such as local school boards, school districts, and school divisions, for both public and private schools, can apply this information to enhance their educational documents and practices.
Fact Sheets
Reports
Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence Among Young People: Synthesizing the Research to Promote Digital Safety in Canada (available in English and French)
This is the final report for our SSHRC gender-based violence synthesis grant. We hope this report will help inform the Canadian conversation on technology-facilitated gender-based violence by revealing what future research contributions will be of most significance and by informing those creating the policies and frontline supports that will impact the next generation.
Technology-Facilitated Sexual Violence in Canadian Educational Curricula, Policies, and Legislation
Technology-facilitated sexual violence (TFSV) is on the rise among Canada’s youth. It is important to understand how secondary schools educate students about TFSV and the steps they take to address TFSV. We conducted an analysis of educational curricula, policies, legislation, and related documents from Canada’s thirteen provinces and territories to understand how secondary schools respond to TFSV. We found that TFSV is inconsistently addressed, and as such, there is a need for more robust curricula, policies, and legislation. Click the following link to access the full report, which includes our findings and recommendations for educators, school administrators, policymakers, and government officials.
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