Your Journey. Your Choices. Your Voice.
If you’ve experienced sexual assault or domestic violence, the Survivor Support Platform is a safe space to guide you in your next steps. You’re not alone.
Research
We lead innovative research in partnership with affected communities to identify and address gaps in care and accessibility to forensic evidence collection across Canada.
Resources
We provide comprehensive support for survivors through a variety of resources, including our digital community (We Rise), peer support, referrals to community agencies, and a podcast amplifying survivor voices.Â
Services
We offer a range of services to inspire change and help organizations better support survivors, including keynote addresses, interactive workshops, and industry specific training programs.Â
Did you know Canada is experiencing a forensic evidence collection accessibility crisis?
Join She Matters in advocating for the Canadian government to mandate equal access to forensic evidence collection for every survivor, regardless of geographical location. Register for our newsletter.
Where do I start?
Wondering where to begin is one of the most common feelings experienced by survivors. I was affected by sexual violence, now what?Â
Tune in to the She Matters Podcast as we examine the reporting process, the justice system, our individual journey to healing, and much more as we share empowering stories from survivors around the world.Â
You are not alone. We're Stronger Together.Â
PodcastWe Rise Community
The 'We Rise' digital support community is our safe space to share our truths, access resources, and heal in community.Â
A safe space created by survivors, for survivors. Where we can share the highs and lows of our healing journey without fear of judgment.
Here, you are not alone.
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Experience a powerful conversation that centers survivors' voices and explores real solutions rooted in their needs.
In this recorded panel event, "Bridging the Gaps: Survivor-Centered Solutions for Enhanced Care Pathways", survivors, advocates, and care providers come together to share lived experiences and survivor-led innovations that reimagine access to care and support services. Tune in to be part of the dialogue and the movement toward systemic change.