Director, Sexualized Violence Support at SFU (British Columbia)

Director, Sexualized Violence Support at SFU (British Columbia)

03 Sep
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Simon Fraser University
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British Columbia

03 Sep

Simon Fraser University

British Columbia

Elevate your career at Simon Fraser University as the Director of Sexual Violence Support & Prevention Office. Lead efforts to provide essential support and promote education on sexual violence within a diverse student population.

This role demands senior strategic leadership, overseeing the Sexual Violence Support & Prevention Office at SFU. Candidates should possess a Master’s degree and at least seven years of experience in anti-violence advocacy or social work. You will play an essential role in ensuring the well-being of all community members, from developing supportive policies to coordinating resources for survivors.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop and deliver sexual violence prevention education
• Ensure compliance with provincial legislation and policies




• Lead a trauma-informed multidisciplinary team
• Collaborate with institutional partners for effective service
• Advocate for survivor-centered resources and support

Requirements:
• Master's degree with relevant experience
• Minimum of seven years in applicable fields
• Proficient in anti-oppressive practices
• Solid knowledge of intersectionality and trauma care
• Awareness of BC's sexual violence regulations

Be at the forefront of change and support for sexual violence prevention at SFU.
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📌 Director, Sexualized Violence Support at SFU (British Columbia)
🏢 Simon Fraser University
📍 British Columbia

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