Safe Campuses BC

You have a right to feel safe on campus

Where to get help on campus

Find what resources are available on your campus. You can receive support regardless of when or where the incident took place.

Campus resources

Where to get help in B.C.

Call 9-1-1 if you or someone you know is in immediate danger.

If you need victim support, call VictimLinkBC at 1-800-563-0808.

B.C. resources

What is consent?

Consent occurs when you ask, or give, permission to do something. People use consent daily, including to engage in sexual activity.

Services and information topics

Everyone has the right to live, learn and work in a safe and inclusive environment. We all share in the responsibility of creating that safe and inclusive environment by making sure that respect and consent inform relationships on campus.

Download awareness posters to place in your school or workplace

Get informed

By law, B.C. requires all public post-secondary institutions to have a sexual violence policy.

Find your public university or college’s sexual violence policy.

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