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Status of Women committee  In terms of cyber-violence, that might be the case. Victim blaming is such a prevalent issue for women and girls who are experiencing any form of violence. I do know of older women and seniors who have been victim blamed for their experiences of cyber-violence and non-consensual sharing of images.

September 21st, 2016Committee meeting

Dee Dooley

Status of Women committee  Yes, absolutely. I agree with everything my colleague said. You may be aware that Nova Scotia did try passing legislation to address cyber-violence within the last few years but it was overturned. I think validating women's experiences of online harassment as violence is important.

September 21st, 2016Committee meeting

Dee Dooley

Status of Women committee  Something I learned this summer through my presence at the consultations on gender-based violence is that there are eight to ten ministries, whether federal or provincial, that include addressing violence against women in their mandate, but there's never an opportunity for them to come together.

September 21st, 2016Committee meeting

Dee Dooley

Status of Women committee  As I mentioned before, the number one thing that came directly from youth recommendations is the need for community-based education. At least in Nova Scotia, there is curriculum that addresses cyber-violence, but a community-based approach is something that they identify as really necessary for their learning.

September 21st, 2016Committee meeting

Dee Dooley

Status of Women committee  Thank you for bringing that up. I think budgeting is actually very closely connected to all of the work we're doing, and I think it has to do with priorities. When policy is being developed and implemented, what are the priorities? Why is allocating funding for technology more important than funding for mental health supports?

September 21st, 2016Committee meeting

Dee Dooley

Status of Women committee  Thank you. Good afternoon, Madam Chair, honourable committee members, and my brilliant colleagues from the Battered Women's Support Services. Thank you so much for this invitation to address the Standing Committee on the Status of Women and to discuss an issue that's both deeply personal and professionally concerning, that is, cyber-violence against women and girls.

September 21st, 2016Committee meeting

Dee Dooley