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SSAIC exists to contend with sexualized violence and its effects upon individuals and the community.

SSAIC exists to contend with sexual violence and its effects upon individuals and the community. We aspire to a society where all may achieve their full potential free from sexualized violence in any form. We will focus our efforts in support of this mission by:

- Promoting the healing and empowerment of persons who have experienced sexualized violence
Increasing community awareness of sexualized violence and its effects
- Changing societal attitudes that perpetuate sexualized violence
- Strengthening collaboration among individuals and organizations working towards the elimination of sexualized violence
- Contributing to the development of social, legal and educational policies relating to the elimination of sexualized violence.

03/02/2026

March is Social Work Month💙

At SSAIC, we are proud that more than half of our staff hold a Bachelor of Social Work. Their expertise allows us to support survivors of sexualized violence through an anti-oppressive, holistic approach rooted in a feminist, trauma-informed, and survivor-centered framework.

Their commitment and compassion shape SSAIC into the organization it is today.

March is a time to recognize and appreciate the individuals whose work is dedicated to acknowledging, supporting, and advocating for the well-being of others.

Social workers provide essential services in countless areas, supporting individuals in their physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Their work extends beyond individual care to addressing broader social issues such as oppression, discrimination, domestic violence, unemployment, and poverty.

As of 2018, there were approximately 52,823 social workers in Canada. This profession carries immense responsibility, and SSAIC deeply appreciates the dedication and impact of social workers in our communities.

If you’re a social worker looking for resources or events, visit the Canadian Association of Social Workers (CASW) at www.casw-acts.ca. For local events and news, explore the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers (SASW) at www.sasw.ca.

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03/01/2026

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🎟 Get your tickets starting March 1st, 2026 @ 6:00am at rafflebox.ca/raffle/ssaic
(or click the link in our bio!)

📅 The live draw happens March 31, 2026 @ 4:45pm CST right here on our socials.

Support survivors. Fund prevention. and take a chance on winning some cash!

That’s a win-win. 💜

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02/26/2026

We talk about r*pe myths a lot on this page, and this has to be one of the worst offenders.

Consent is not the absence of a "no".

Consent isn't even always just a "yes".

We know there are ~so many reasons~ why someone might say not explicitly say "no" (e.g. coercion, manipulation, obligation, guilt, threats, blackmail, violence, fear...), and it is EVERYONE'S responsibility to ensure freely given, enthusiastic consent.

Not sure what that looks like? Check out our Learning & Resources tabs at ssaic.ca to learn more, or give us a call at 306-244-2294 to get some clarity.

(Psst...we also do trainings for teachers, youth care workers, mental health workers, university students, and other types of professionals that may need to discuss consent in their work...call to inquire!)

02/25/2026

SSAIC recognizes Pink Shirt Day as an opportunity to raise awareness and support for anti-bullying initiatives.

In our youth presentations on abuse, whether physical, emotional, sexual, or cyber, comparisons to bullying often arise. Although bullying and abuse differ in specifics, they share a common intent.

Both abuse and bullying involve power and control, actions that harm another person physically or emotionally, and an imbalance of power between the target and the individual exhibiting negative behavior.

At SSAIC, we believe in preventing abuse, and a crucial part of that journey is education. By raising awareness about anti-bullying, youth learn not only to stand up for themselves but also to create safer environments, respect boundaries, and feel empowered knowing they have support.

The same applies to abuse. When youth recognize warning signs, they can understand that the behavior is wrong and feel confident in seeking help. This knowledge also helps prevent them from unintentionally or intentionally becoming perpetrators of abuse themselves.

Let us continue to recognize days like Pink Shirt Day and work toward a kinder, more inclusive world by supporting and raising awareness for anti-bullying initiatives.

Check out Pink Shirt Days website at pinkshirtday.ca to find resources and learn how to get involved.

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02/24/2026

Looking for accurate, inclusive, and shame-free information about sexual health?

We’re highlighting S*x Life Sask, a Saskatchewan-based resource offering accessible, youth-friendly information about sexual health, relationships, consent, and more.

Whether you have questions about STIs, birth control, healthy relationships, or your body, their platform is designed to meet you where you’re at.

Knowledge is power, and everyone deserves access to reliable, judgment-free education. 💛

Check them out and explore their resources today!

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02/23/2026

SSAIC is excited to announce additional community session dates this March!

Sessions will be about 60 minutes in length, and participation of youth will be contingent on your support.

I'm the Boss of Me will be open to all students aged 8 - 11 (approximately Grade 3 - 5), while No is a Full Sentence will be available to those 12 - 15 (approximately Grade 7 - 9) at a limited capacity.

Caregiver information sessions will also be offered in tandem with the youth sessions to better equip families in having these conversations and reinforcing these lessons in the home.

Find the QR codes on slide 6, or click the link in our bio to register you and your youth(s) for one of our upcoming sessions. You will receive an email confirmation from our team to confirm your registration. No preparation is required for these sessions.

If your looking for more information you can find all the essentials at ssaic.ca/public-ed/

We strongly believe in the life-saving content of our programs. Thank you for joining us and supporting abuse prevention education!

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02/20/2026

Your monthly dose of SSAIC updates has officially landed! ✨📫

If you’re on our mailing list, our February newsletter is waiting for you in your email.

(Not subscribed yet? Tap the link in our bio to join! No spam, just meaningful updates. 😉)

This month, we’re highlighting community partnerships, Black History Month, and the generosity of our donors!

Have ideas for what you’d love to see in future newsletters? Drop them in the comments or send us a message! We’re always listening. 💬💛

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02/19/2026

Thank-you, thank-you, thank-you to for your generous donation!⭐

Our gratitude is abundant for your support of our youth abuse prevention programs. I'm the Boss of Me and No is a Full Sentence reaches hundreds of kids each year, and with your support we can continue reaching hundreds more with this important information!

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02/17/2026

Consent doesn’t disappear just because something is digital. 📱

The harm is real.
The violation is real.
And the people whose autonomy is being taken are real.

S*xualized deepfakes are a rapidly growing form of sexualized violence. AI and digital editing tools have made this type of harm easier to create and distribute than ever before.

An alarming example is the AI chatbot Grok built into Elon Musk’s X platform, following new analysis, Grok generated an estimated 3 million sexualized images of women and children in just 11 days. (news.mcmaster.ca)

Creating these images stem from violence, they are made to to exploit, profit, control, humiliate and cause harm. ⚠️

Technology is evolving and so must our prevention efforts. We must hold platforms and users accountable. We can not continue to ignore sexualized violence and gender-based violence in any form.✊

Find more information about deepfakes and resources below:
1️⃣"Deepfakes: A Real Threat to a Canadian Future" - Canada.ca
2️⃣"Protecting Kids from the Deepfake Epidemic: A Parent’s Guide to Digital Safety" - Centre for Exploitation Education
3️⃣"Canada Must Do More to Protect Women and Girls from Harmful Deepfakes" - Centre for International Governance Innovation

If you have been impacted by digital or in-person sexualized violence, SSAIC is here for you. Counselling support is available, call our office at 306-244-2294 to book an appointment. 🤍

Everyone is deserving of digital safety and autonomy. 💜

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02/16/2026

Our office will be closed on Monday, February 16th, in observance of Family Day 🏡💛 We will reopen on Tuesday, February 17th, at 9:00 am ⏰

Whether you spend the day with family, chosen family, or take time for individual self-care 💞🌿, you deserve the opportunity to breathe and reset 🌬️✨ however the day may look for you.

Should you need some support today, our Crisis Line is always available at 306-244-2224 📞🤍

Take care of yourself and each other 💛

The SSAIC Team

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02/13/2026

Wishing you an early Valentine's Day from SSAIC 💗

Valentine's Day can be a day of self-love and self-recognition 💞 Take tomorrow as an opportunity to remind yourself that you are loved. You are enough. And you are worthy. ✨

No matter where you are in your journey to self-love, we are proud of you and we support you 🤍

Take time for self-care this Valentine's. Sit with your feelings and know that there is always an outlet 🌿

If you're feeling sad → allow yourself 20 minutes to feel it 😔💧

Feeling lonely → call someone you love to say hi 📞💛

Feeling inadequate → remind yourself of your strengths 💪✨

Feeling anxious → take some deep breaths and stretch your body 🧘‍♀️🌬️

And if you're ever feeling overwhelmed and need someone to talk to, you can always call SSAIC for sexualized violence support 🤍 You can reach us at 306-244-2294 to book an appointment or contact our 24-hour S*xual Assault Crisis Line: 306-244-2224 📲

You are deserving of love 💗 Happy Valentine's Day 💖

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02/12/2026

S*xual health is for everyone. 🙌

Just like our physical health and mental health, sexual health is an important aspect of our overall well-being.

It’s connected to more than just pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections – sexual health includes things like how we feel about our bodies, consent, social relationships, pleasure, who we’re attracted to, and more!

At SSAIC, we deeply believe that sexual health and violence prevention education is critical to build a safer (and ultimately less traumatized) society. After being banned from classrooms this year, we feel and hear this need from families and educators in Saskatoon now more than ever before.

S*xual Health Week is a moment for Canada’s sexual health movement to get together and show just how many of us care about our sexual health and relationships. It’s a chance to get loud, and to celebrate the amazing work being done in our communities. By raising our voices, we can make everyone in Canada hear that sexual health matters to all of us!

You can participate by:
• Talking openly about sexual health education
• Contacting your local government officials and asking them to publicly support comprehensive sexual health care and education
• Reaching out to your local sexual health organization or health provider to ask how you can support their work

For more information, visit or continue learning about sexual health in your own community.

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75-80% of our clients experience sexualized violence at the hands of someone they know and trust—a family member, a co-worker, a romantic partner…can you imagine the pain and confusion that causes?

As Saskatoon’s major service provider to victims and survivors of sexual violence, we work with clients of all genders, races, religions, and romantic orientations to sort through the complex emotions of guilt, shame, and loss of self-esteem, in addition to life-altering consequences like dropping out of school, the inability to continue employment, and the loss of friends or family.

We don’t question the validity of a victim’s claims and we don’t push for the traumatic details. We let the client set the agenda and pace of their unique healing process.