From Harm to Healing: Piloting an Anti-Carceral Feminist Gender-Based and Sexual Violence Prevention Framework with Men Post-Secondary Student Athletes

From Harm to Healing: Piloting an Anti-Carceral Feminist Gender-Based and Sexual Violence Prevention Framework with Men Post-Secondary Student Athletes

From Harm to Healing: Piloting an Anti-Carceral Feminist Gender-Based and Sexual Violence Prevention Framework with Men Post-Secondary Student Athletes


Dr. Madison Brockbank

University of Windsor



FUNDER: The University of Windsor's Graduate Student Society & WE-SPARK Health Institute

DURATION: 2026-2027

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Gender-based and sexual violence continues to affect post-secondary students. This project will pilot a peer-led program that helps male student-athletes learn about prevention, reflect on their experiences, and promote positive cultural change. The study will examine how the program affects attitudes, team culture, and shared responsibility for creating safer campuses.

By helping male student-athletes become leaders in violence prevention, this project could promote healthier team cultures, strengthen campus safety efforts, and contribute to more respectful and inclusive university communities.

Collaborators:

University of Windsor

  • Dr. Aman Ahluwalia-Cameron
  • Dr. Chantal Boucher
  • Dr. Dusty Johnstone
  • Kaden Reid
  • Anne Rudzinski
  • Eric Vandenbroucke
  • Stephanie White
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