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Educating for social change
Contact UsFor questions, concerns or feedback about our Public Education program, please contact us at 519-571-0121 extension 826, or click the button below to connect via email.
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Public EventsIn addition to offering educational sessions for groups, communities and workplaces, we offer public events that anyone can join! Please visit our Events Calendar for the latest listings.
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Karley Doucette (she/they) is the Public Education Manager at the Sexual Assault Support Centre of Waterloo Region. She has a diverse educational background including degrees in journalism, education, and social justice. Karley has been an educator for over a decade working with students in the public school system as well as higher ed. Her teaching practice is grounded in evidence-based prevention and intervention models, using frameworks of social justice, academic literacies, trauma-informed practice, and growth mindset. She has extensive experience researching, designing, and evaluating curriculum as well as with facilitation and program delivery. Karley is committed to ensuring that education programming is accessible, inclusive, engaging, and impactful.
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Sarah Wiley is a Public Education Coordinator at the Sexual Assault Support Centre of Waterloo Region. Sarah is an activist, survivor, speaker, and facilitator of learning. She has a bachelor's degree in Psychology with a minor Sexuality, Marriage, and Family Studies from the University of Waterloo, as well as a master's degree in Social Justice and Community Engagement from Wilfrid Laurier University. She also received extensive education through grassroots organizing in the feminist movement and student movement.
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Mitchell Mervyn is a Workplace Equity Educator at the Sexual Assault Support Centre of Waterloo Region. They graduated with distinction from the University of Waterloo, earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Honours Psychology. With experience facilitating educational and harm-reduction programs for perpetrators of domestic violence, Mitchell is equipped to handle challenging, educational conversations about how male allyship can improve everyone’s ability to prevent sexual violence and support survivors.
Mitchell is passionate about helping others learn to achieve healthier relationships with themselves and with others, and they are grateful for the journeys for which they get to be a part. In their spare time, they like learning more about the world through their interactions with others, their pets, and their plants. |
Jacob Pries (he/they) is a Male Allies Program Facilitator at the Sexual Assault Centre of Waterloo Region. Jacob is passionate about helping male-identified folks learn more about the role they have in preventing sexual and gender-based violence. He has worked in communications, fundraising, and education in the non-profit sector for more than 15 years and studied Political Science and Global Studies at Wilfrid Laurier University.
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Questions? Contact Karley Doucette, Manager of Public Education, by calling 519-571-0121 extension 826. You may also click the button to the right to contact Karley by email.
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