16 Days of Activism Against Gender‑Based Violence

Campaign Kick-Off!
Join organizers HRES, DSEP & South House to celebrate the campaign launch; Elders in Residence will open the event with a blessing and brief words about missing and murdered indigenous women, and there will be speaches by the organizers. We will then have a break out activity organized by HRES Peer Educators and the Dalhousie Student Engagement Program. 
Student Union Building – Front Desk (Lobby area); 12:00 – 12:30pm

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Days Visuals
Passive programming to be displayed around campus for 16 Days (Nov 25 - Dec 10). These posters and infographics will be displayed on all three Halifax campuses as well as Truro campus.
Organized by Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Human Rights and Equity Services, Heartwood Center for Youth and Community Development and Avalon Sexual Assault Center. 

Women’s Wellness Within: Serving Criminalized Women
Want to volunteer with Women's Wellness Within? Members are invited to our fall Volunteer Training Conference at the Chebucto Family Centre. Sessions include: Values, Boundaries, Doula Scope of Practice, Conditions of Confinement, Privacy & Health Information, Pregnancy & Mental Health, and Pregnancy & Methadone Maintenance. Cost $25. Free onsite childcare available. To reserve your spot email womenswellnesswithinns@gmail.com.
Chebucto Family Centre (3 Sylvia Ave); 8:30am – 4:30pm

Social Media Teach In
Join Human Rights & Equity Services online as we share statistics on gender-based violence in our communities. 
Twitter: @DalHRES; 9:00am – 4:30pm

Moose Hide Campaign
A gathering for indigenous and non-indigenous males to discuss violence against women and children in our communities, why it happens, and how to end it. Elder Billy will be using indigenous cultural teachings to motivate and enlighten men to the indigenous ways of ultimately changing the cycles of gender based violence in our communities. Participants will have the chance to make and wear a moose hide badge that signifies their commitment to honour, respect, and protect the women and children in their life.
Note: This is a closed event, open to male-identified individuals only.
Supper will be provided.
The International Centre, 1246 LeMarchant St, Suite 1200; 5:00 - 7:00pm  

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Days Visuals
Passive programming to be displayed around campus for 16 Days (Nov 25 - Dec 10). These posters and infographics will be displayed on all three Halifax campuses as well as Truro campus.
Organized by Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Human Rights and Equity Services, Heartwood Center for Youth and Community Development and Avalon Sexual Assault Center. 

Social Media Teach In
Join Human Rights & Equity Services online as we share statistics on gender-based violence in our communities. 
Twitter: @DalHRES; 9:00am – 4:30pm

Inquiring Minds: Supporting Ourselves and Each Other
Dalhousie Student Health & Wellness has adapted the Road to Mental Readiness from the Department of National Defense and The Working Mind from the Mental Health Commission of Canada to bring you The Inquiring Mind. This three-hour workshop aims to reduce stigma, build resiliency and change how we think and talk about mental health & wellness. The workshops are FREE to Dalhousie and King's students, and are eligible DalConnects Leadership Program workshops. 
DSU Wellness Room; 12:30 – 3:30pm

BIPOC Retreat Information Session
Organizers: Dalhousie Association of Graduate Students (DAGS)
1252 LeMarchant St.; 1:00pm
Accessibility Notes: this is a closed session, for Black, Indigenous, People of Color

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Days Visuals
Passive programming to be displayed around campus for 16 Days (Nov 25 - Dec 10). These posters and infographics will be displayed on all three Halifax campuses as well as Truro campus.
Organized by Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Human Rights and Equity Services, Heartwood Center for Youth and Community Development and Avalon Sexual Assault Center. 

It’s a Girl Thing: Curriculum 2-Day Conference
The It’s a Girl Thing curriculum workshop will provide participants with the skills and tools needed to create and sustain a leadership group for girls in Grades 5-8. The leadership group focuses on emotional literacy activities and qualities-based experiences for girls to nurture and shine with peace, respect, friendship, wellness, and beauty.
Participants will receive an It’s a Girl Thing curriculum guide that has activities, experiences, and elaborations for the five values listed above. The workshop will be 2 days of learning, creating, sharing, reflecting, being, and shining!
Organizers: Strong Girls Leadership Association
Mount Saint Vincent University (166 Bedford Highway); 9:00am – 3:00pm

16 Days Button Making Party
Organizers: HRES Peer Educators
Killam Library; 10am - 2pm
Tupper Link; 2:30 - 5pm

Girl Rising Screening
IDEAS will be hosting a screening of the documentary/film Girl Rising. We hope to follow it up with a discussion about the white savior complex. As well we have some samosa’s to eat.
Organizers: International Development Education and Awareness Society (IDEAS)
Rowe Management building, 6100 University Ave, room 1009; 6:00 – 8:00pm

Learn to Live Mindfully: Working with Emotions Workshop
This workshop will include basic mindfulness-awareness meditation instruction and practice. Participants will learn to work directly with some of the more challenging emotions that arise in daily life. We will explore meditation techniques that help us to explore the experience of emotions so we can meet them with gentle and inquisitive openness.
Register: https://halifax.shambhala.org/program-details/?id=315420
Organizers: Halifax Shambhala Centre
Halifax Shambhala Centre (1084 Tower Rd); 6:30pm – 9:00pm

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Days Visuals
Passive programming to be displayed around campus for 16 Days (Nov 25 - Dec 10). These posters and infographics will be displayed on all three Halifax campuses as well as Truro campus.
Organized by Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Human Rights and Equity Services, Heartwood Center for Youth and Community Development and Avalon Sexual Assault Center. 

It’s a Girl Thing: Curriculum 2-Day Conference
The It’s a Girl Thing curriculum workshop will provide participants with the skills and tools needed to create and sustain a leadership group for girls in Grades 5-8. The leadership group focuses on emotional literacy activities and qualities-based experiences for girls to nurture and shine with peace, respect, friendship, wellness, and beauty.
Participants will receive an It’s a Girl Thing curriculum guide that has activities, experiences, and elaborations for the five values listed above. The workshop will be 2 days of learning, creating, sharing, reflecting, being, and shining!
Organizers: Strong Girls Leadership Association
Mount Saint Vincent University (166 Bedford Highway); 9:00am – 3:00pm

16 Days Button Making Party
Organizers: HRES Peer Educators
CHEB lobby, Carelton Campus; 10:00am - 4:00pm
Killam library, Studley Campus; 4:00 - 5:00pm

Inquiring Minds: Supporting Ourselves and Each Other
Dalhousie Student Health & Wellness has adapted the Road to Mental Readiness from the Department of National Defense and The Working Mind from the Mental Health Commission of Canada to bring you The Inquiring Mind. This three-hour workshop aims to reduce stigma, build resiliency and change how we think and talk about mental health & wellness. The workshops are FREE to Dalhousie and King's students, and are eligible DalConnects Leadership Program workshops. 
DSU Wellness Room; 3:30 – 6:30pm

Wellness Seminar
The 9 Dimensions of Wellness will be delivered through a collaborative workshop that discusses wellness and encourages participants to share, collaborate and create personal foals with respect to wellness.  One of the workshop topics covers Social Wellness and a speaker from the Central Nova Women’s Resource Centre will present the topic of Gender Based Violence. 
Organizers: Student Success (AC); Central Nova Women’s Resource Centre; AVP Student Affairs Office
Cox Institute, 21 Cox Rd, room 260; 5:00 – 7:30pm
Accessibility notes: Elevator and stairwell access to the room

Consent Culture Series: Panel “It was built this way”
The Canadian Federation of Students Nova-Scotia presents the following: "It was built this way": a panel discussion about institutional failure and survivor centred justice. 
Join us for a discussion about the ways institutions such as the legal and post-secondary systems have historically and continue to fail to support survivor/victims of sexualized violence. The panel will also feature perspectives that complicate the possibility for justice for survivors within, and outside the legal system. Panel speakers will be announced closer to the event.
Weldon Law Building, 6061 University Ave, room 105; 7:00 – 9:00pm

Masculinity Panel
The DSU Student Life Committee, in partnership with the Equity and Accessibility Office, is hosting a panel discussion on the topic of masculinity and it’s impacts on men’s health. Specifically, we’ll be focusing on toxic masculinity and its greater impacts on society as a whole. This event is open to everyone and will include a short open question period at the end of the panel.
Panelist will be announced closer to the date of the event.
Dalhousie Student Union, 6136 University Ave; 7:00 – 8:00pm

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Days Visuals
Passive programming to be displayed around campus for 16 Days (Nov 25 - Dec 10). These posters and infographics will be displayed on all three Halifax campuses as well as Truro campus.
Organized by Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Human Rights and Equity Services, Heartwood Center for Youth and Community Development and Avalon Sexual Assault Center. 

#SOLIDARITYNOTSILENCE Pop-up Choir
Please join Dalhousie's MacRae Library to bravely raise your voice with those of your community as we come together in solidarity and song calling for the end of the cycle of gender based violence around the world.
Whether you are a singer or a secret singer, we need you for 30 minutes. We’ll provide the lyrics, practice a time or two and then create a joyful noise as we come togethermas an empowered collective committed to change.
Dalhousie Faculty of Agriculture’s Amphitheatre; 12:00pm
Accessibility notes: This is an outdoor location, please come dressed for the weather. This inclusive event is open to everyone in our community, we welcome all abilities and all bodies.

Meeting of Minds
A weekly mindfulness meditation group. Unplug and relax. Meditation and conversation are on tap. No experience needed - just drop in.
Organizers: Nalandabodhi Halifax
Nalandabodhi Halifax Centre, 6218 Quinpool Rd; 7:00pm

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Days Visuals
Passive programming to be displayed around campus for 16 Days (Nov 25 - Dec 10). These posters and infographics will be displayed on all three Halifax campuses as well as Truro campus.
Organized by Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Human Rights and Equity Services, Heartwood Center for Youth and Community Development and Avalon Sexual Assault Center.

Mental Health: The Power of Music and the Mind
This workshop strives to discuss the important issues associated with Mental Health and how music is a universal tool to create healthy coping strategies.
Focusing on how music can heal you, she will be singing some of her own original songs. Gizelle will be talking about how to overcome fear and anxiety - specifically your "label"- by using healthy coping skill and sharing her own story and the resiliency that she worked so hard for.
The session will give participants the opportunity to explore mental health through activities, as well as practical advice on how to deal with a mental health crisis during post-secondary education.
Register on the Events calendar on mycareer.dal.ca
Organizers: DALConnects and Dalhousie Bissett Student Success Centre
Dalhousie Bissett Student Success Centre, SUB, room 446; 5:30 – 6:30pm

Sisterhood Coffee House
Sisters have often been leaders in revolutionary change. Creating spaces for those voices to rise up and be supported is important in support the work being done. Come together in Solidarity through song, poetry, spoken word, dance, story-telling to say Not Silence.
Organizers: Indigenous Student Centre
Indigenous Student Centre, Edward Street, room 102; 6:00 – 8:00pm
Accessibility notes: Accessibility ramp into building. All gender bathroom. 

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Days Visuals
Passive programming to be displayed around campus for 16 Days (Nov 25 - Dec 10). These posters and infographics will be displayed on all three Halifax campuses as well as Truro campus.
Organized by Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Human Rights and Equity Services, Heartwood Center for Youth and Community Development and Avalon Sexual Assault Center.

KEYNOTE: Rejection Resilience: Conversations about Healthy Relationships We’re Not (Yet) Having
Keynote address by Karen B. K. Chan (she/they) will address common relationship challenges, including jealousy, rejection, insecurity, “cool”, gender investments, conflict, and empathy.
Karen B. K. Chan is a sex and emotional literacy educator in Toronto. She has taught sex education and emotional literacy for 18+ years. Karen (aka BK) is dedicated to sex education that is plainly spoken, emotionally honest, and grounded in justice. 
Organizers: Human Rights and Equity Services, Dalhousie Student Union, DSU Survivor Support Centre
Collaborative Health Education Building, University Ave, ROOM 150; 2:00 – 3:00pm
The address to join the livestream is: dal.adobeconnect.com/guest

Keynote Debrief/ Decompression Space
South House welcomes folks to come debrief and decompress after the 16 Days of Activism keynote. This space was created and imagined to host and center peer-to-peer learning. We are all experts of our own experiences. We are dedicated to holding the multifaceted parts of personal and political identities such as race, disability, class, and trauma and will work together to hold a space of learning, complexity, accountability, and care. This space will be held as a loosely facilitated discussion with lots of snacks, tea, and coffee provided.
South House, 1443 Seymour Street (basement entrance); 3:30 - 4:30pm
Accessibility notes: The space is accessible via ramp however, the doors are not automatic. There is an all genders washroom equipped with grab bars, but the door is narrow. The space is not scent free due to some recent scented toiletry donations, but is a low scent space. If childcare is needed, please contact: volunteer@southhousehalifax.ca

Speakeasy at Cobourg Coffee
Come out and join the PROsocial Project for a night filled with music, poetry, and open conversation about mental health and addiction! We are teaming up with local a fraternity, Zeta Psi, to organize another one of our highly-requested speakeasies. 
We are working to erase the stigma behind mental health and addiction so this Speakeasy will serve as a safe space for individuals to talk about their personal struggles and socialize in an alcohol-free setting. 
There will be free snacks and coffee (yes, there will be veggie/vegan options) so bring your friends and rock out with us as we welcome the December weather in the most cozy and enjoyable way possible!
Cobourg Coffee, 6085 Cobourg Road; 7:00 – 10:00pm

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Days Visuals
Passive programming to be displayed around campus for 16 Days (Nov 25 - Dec 10). These posters and infographics will be displayed on all three Halifax campuses as well as Truro campus.
Organized by Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Human Rights and Equity Services, Heartwood Center for Youth and Community Development and Avalon Sexual Assault Center.

Turn Down the Noise
Healing Space facilitated by Nivie Dhami
The healing space will be held with materials and art supplies. Nivie will be holding space for anyone wanting to debrief or talk. 11:00am - 6:00pm
Community Fair 
This fair is intended to provide a visible space for Black business owners and resource centers to educate and connect with the community. Promoting resources and services offered in the HRM. 11:00am - 3:00pm
Organizers: The Muse Café and Pub
The Muse Café and Pub, 1252 LeMarchant Street; 11:00am – 1:00am

LGBTQIA+ Film Screening
BAFF’s LGBTQIA+ screening is a celebration of sexual diversity. Come mingle with Halifax's LGBTQIA+ community and allies, and enjoy BAFF’s best local and international LBTQIA+ submissions. After the films, stick around for a talk-back discussion with members of Halifax's LGBTQIA+ community.
Organizers: Bluenose-Ability Film Festival
Halifax Central Librar, 5440 Spring Garden Road, room 301; 4:00 – 5:00pm

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Days Visuals
Passive programming to be displayed around campus for 16 Days (Nov 25 - Dec 10). These posters and infographics will be displayed on all three Halifax campuses as well as Truro campus.
Organized by Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Human Rights and Equity Services, Heartwood Center for Youth and Community Development and Avalon Sexual Assault Center.

Inquiring Minds: Supporting Ourselves and Each Other
Dalhousie Student Health & Wellness has adapted the Road to Mental Readiness from the Department of National Defense and The Working Mind from the Mental Health Commission of Canada to bring you The Inquiring Mind. This three-hour workshop aims to reduce stigma, build resiliency and change how we think and talk about mental health & wellness. The workshops are FREE to Dalhousie and King's students, and are eligible DalConnects Leadership Program workshops.
DSU Wellness Room; 12:30 – 3:30pm

Mental Health and the Media: A Filmmakers Perspective
De-stigmatizing mental illness is an important hot-button topic. Join expert panelists for a lively discussion about the representation of mental health in today’s media, with a special focus on film. After the panel, enjoy a thought provoking screening of BAFF’s best films focused on mental health. This event is generously sponsored by Carter Ford LLP.
Organizers: Bluenose-Ability Film Festival
Halifax Central Library (5440 Spring Garden Road) Room 301; 1:00 – 3:00pm

Halifax Stands with Water Protectors
Water protectors are on the front lines at the mighty Shubenacadie River resisting Alton Gas. They are doing crucial work to protect the water for all of us. With winter coming, they need our support to keep them warm and safe. This event is being planned on unceded Mi'kmaq Territory by SWAGR (Solidarity With Alton Gas Resistance), a Halifax-based group of activists from Council of Canadians, Ecology Action Centre, Solidarity Halifax, and the general community. The focus of this group is to support resistance efforts against the Alton Natural Gas Storage Project, and we take our direction from frontline Mi'kmaq communities and other residents of the surrounding area.
The Bus Stop Theatre Co-Op; 2:00 – 5:00pm

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Days Visuals
Passive programming to be displayed around campus for 16 Days (Nov 25 - Dec 10). These posters and infographics will be displayed on all three Halifax campuses as well as Truro campus.
Organized by Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Human Rights and Equity Services, Heartwood Center for Youth and Community Development and Avalon Sexual Assault Center.

Disrupting Rape Culture
The purpose of this workshop is to start a conversation around rape culture and discuss ways we can begin to challenge it in our day to day lives. We will define rape culture, discuss where we see it and ways to challenge it, and how to educate others in our lives. Participants will be involved in discussions, interactive activities, and action planning.
Organizers: HRES Peer Educators
https://www.facebook.com/events/110842163033410/
Goldberg Computer Science Building, 6050 University Ave, room 430; 2:00 – 3:30pm
Event Accessibility notes: Gender-neutral, accessible washrooms, accessible space, option for interpreter, variety of learning styles addresses (audio, visuals, kinesthetic). 

Microaggression Macroproblem!
A one-hour workshop on microaggressions, where they come from, how they hurt and what we can do to stop them. This workshop will be co-facilitated by Peer Advisors from the Bissett Student Success Centre & South House, with lots of room for audience participation.
Student Union Building; 4:30pm

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Days Visuals
Passive programming to be displayed around campus for 16 Days (Nov 25 - Dec 10). These posters and infographics will be displayed on all three Halifax campuses as well as Truro campus.
Organized by Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Human Rights and Equity Services, Heartwood Center for Youth and Community Development and Avalon Sexual Assault Center.

Collective Care and Healing: Closed Space for BIPOC Students
South House, in partnership with Sister2Sister, welcome BIPOC students (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) to a closed healing space. Navigating the academy and various liberalized diversity campus rhetoric can feel exhausting and depleting! Come celebrate your power, magic, and brilliance and care for yourself and your community. This space aims to centre the radical practice of prioritizing ourselves, our joy, our nourishment, and the revolutionary work of lovingly tending to our cultural communities. We will also share and skill-swap about how we work at our own self-care, self-preservation and self-prioritization. This space will be held as a loosely facilitated discussion with lots of snacks, tea, and coffee provided.
South House 1443 Seymour Street (basement entrance); 3pm-5pm
Accessibility notes: The space is accessible via ramp however, the doors are not automatic. There is an all genders washroom equipped with grab bars, but the door is narrow. The space is not scent free due to some recent scented toiletry donations, but is a low scent space. If childcare is needed, please contact: volunteer@southhousehalifax.ca

Inquiring Minds: Supporting Ourselves and Each Other
Dalhousie Student Health & Wellness has adapted the Road to Mental Readiness from the Department of National Defense and The Working Mind from the Mental Health Commission of Canada to bring you The Inquiring Mind. This three-hour workshop aims to reduce stigma, build resiliency and change how we think and talk about mental health & wellness. The workshops are FREE to Dalhousie and King's students, and are eligible DalConnects Leadership Program workshops. 
DSU Wellness Room; 3:30 – 6:30pm

National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women 

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Days Visuals
Passive programming to be displayed around campus for 16 Days (Nov 25 - Dec 10). These posters and infographics will be displayed on all three Halifax campuses as well as Truro campus.
Organized by Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Human Rights and Equity Services, Heartwood Center for Youth and Community Development and Avalon Sexual Assault Center.

Remembering Victims, Committing to Action: Dalhousie Engineering Recognizes December 6th
Dalhousie's Women in Engineering Society (WiE) hosts an annual ceremony for the Remembrance and Action on Gender-based violence. On December 6, 1989, a gunman with a legally-obtained rifle entered l'École Polytechnique in Montreal with the intent to kill women studying engineering. He said he was "fighting feminism". 14 women were killed, 10 other women and 4 men were injured. Like universities across Canada, Dalhousie will hold a ceremony to commemorate the victims of the Massacre, and encourage action that ends gender-based violence and supports women in male-dominated fields like engineering. 
The event will include speakers conveying the modern-day relevance of this historical event, and will end with a candle-light vigil. 
Building B310, Sexton Campus; 2:00pm

Not So Silent Vigil
Join this gender inclusive and alcohol-free candlelight vigil in front of the Halifax North Memorial Library. This event will be followed by the warmth of the Mi'kmaq Native Friendship Centre for food, music, spoken word, action, sharing, and inspiration.
Halifax North Memorial Library, 2285 Gottigen Street, and Mi'kmaq Native Friendship Centre, 2158 Gottigen Street; 5:45pm

Meeting of Minds
A weekly mindfulness meditation group. Unplug and relax. Meditation and conversation are on tap. No experience needed - just drop in.
Organizers: Nalandabodhi Halifax
Nalandabodhi Halifax Centre, 6218 Quinpool Rd; 7:00pm

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Days Visuals
Passive programming to be displayed around campus for 16 Days (Nov 25 - Dec 10). These posters and infographics will be displayed on all three Halifax campuses as well as Truro campus.
Organized by Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Human Rights and Equity Services, Heartwood Center for Youth and Community Development and Avalon Sexual Assault Center.

Ally is Not a Noun
Ally is Not a Noun is an engaging 90-minute workshop, designed and facilitated by HRES, which uses video, scenarios, along with other resources, to support individuals in gaining practical skills which will move them from general awareness of Allyship towards active Allyship.
For Students, Staff and Faculty
Registration: https://register-eod.dal.ca/workshop.php?id=2338
Killam Library, room 2622; 12:00 – 1:30pm

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Days Visuals
Passive programming to be displayed around campus for 16 Days (Nov 25 - Dec 10). These posters and infographics will be displayed on all three Halifax campuses as well as Truro campus.
Organized by Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Human Rights and Equity Services, Heartwood Center for Youth and Community Development and Avalon Sexual Assault Center.

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Days Visuals
Passive programming to be displayed around campus for 16 Days (Nov 25 - Dec 10). These posters and infographics will be displayed on all three Halifax campuses as well as Truro campus.
Organized by Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Human Rights and Equity Services, Heartwood Center for Youth and Community Development and Avalon Sexual Assault Center.

Updates from Popular Culture: Weinstein, Trump and Violence Against Women, Solutions for the Future
To look at violence against women in popular culture with emphasis on how the media promotes such violence. Solutions will be discussed to give audience a sense of responsibility and the feeling of being able to take action.
Light refreshments served.
Collaborative Health Education Building, 5793 University Avenue, room 150; 11:00am - 1:30pm
Accessibility notes: Prayer space will be provided

16 Reasons Why - Social Media Campaign  
Every day of the 16 days Student Success and Student Success Peer Educators (Agricultural Campus) will explain 1 reason for action each day.
The campaign will be promoted on AXIS TV, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. 8:00am – 8:00pm

16 Days Visuals
Passive programming to be displayed around campus for 16 Days (Nov 25 - Dec 10). These posters and infographics will be displayed on all three Halifax campuses as well as Truro campus.
Organized by Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Human Rights and Equity Services, Heartwood Center for Youth and Community Development and Avalon Sexual Assault Center.