You Do Not Have to Wait: The Student Presenter Slot at the 2026 #IAmSahraBulle Conference
There is a common assumption in conference culture that young people belong in the audience. The Sahra Bulle Foundation does not share that assumption. The 4th Annual #IAmSahraBulle Conference includes a dedicated student presenter slot — not as an add-on, but as a protected space in the program. Because youth voice is not a supplement to this work. It is part of its foundation.
What Happens When Parents Show Up
Last Wednesday evening, parents gathered for the Sahra Bulle Foundation Centre for Learning and Teaching's first virtual workshop — Silence Is Not Protection. They came in prom season. They came carrying questions about co-parenting, about college-bound children, about teenagers who had already started dating. They came because something in them knew that silence was not enough — even if they did not yet have the words to replace it.
This Conference Is Making a Specific Call — and It Might Be for You
The call for proposals is open. The 4th Annual #IAmSahraBulle Conference — themed 'From Awareness to Action: Ending Violence in Our Homes, Schools, and Communities' — is looking for sessions that move people from knowledge to practice, and from reflection to sustained community commitment. The deadline is July 15, 2026.
The Call Is Open. Bring What You Know.
The call for proposals is open. The 4th Annual #IAmSahraBulle Conference — themed 'From Awareness to Action: Ending Violence in Our Homes, Schools, and Communities' — is looking for sessions that move people from knowledge to practice, and from reflection to sustained community commitment. The deadline is July 15, 2026.
A Conference Is Coming — And We Are Building It With You
The 4th Annual #IAmSahraBulle Conference is coming November 26, 2026 to Vanier Hall, University of Windsor. Free for all attendees. We are building it with community — and we want you in the room.
Consent and Sexual Violence: Resources for Youth, Educators and Communities
Understanding consent is foundational to preventing sexual violence. This post compiles key resources for youth, educators, and community organizations working to build safer, more accountable environments.
Bill C-16: Why the Law Is Not Enough on Its Own
Bill C-16 added gender identity and expression to Canada's human rights protections. But legal recognition alone does not create safety. This post examines what the law does — and what communities still need to do.
Sexual Assault Awareness Month: What It Means to Respond — Not Just Remember
Every April, Sexual Assault Awareness Month calls communities to confront the realities of gender-based violence. This post reflects on why awareness must translate into sustained institutional accountability.