Ambassador Campus Program

end gender-based violence by creating safer campuses and student communities across Canada 

According to Sexual Violence at Canadian Universities, at least one in four women attending college or university in Canada will be sexually assaulted by the time they graduate. As part of our vision, no woman should be made to feel unsafe or experience abuse or violence on their university campus.

Post-secondary institutions across Canada are embracing the Moose Hide Campaign as a way to create safer spaces, both on and off campus, and as a way to support reconciliation and inclusion.

Joining the Campaign promotes the implementation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Calls to Action, the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Inquiry Calls for Justice.

 

Get Your Campus Involved

It’s easy and free for your Post-Secondary Institution to participate in the Moose Hide Campaign. Whether you are a student or school administrator, here are some of the ways  many ways to to show support:

 

  • Wear and share the Moose Hide pin. Distribute these pins of hope and solidarity to raise awareness on campus.
  • Set up a campaign kiosk so students can pick up a pin and find out more.
  • Take part in a Moose Hide Campaign gathering and encourage members of your post-secondary community to join you.

Take the Next Step

Institutes can achieve the Moose Hide Campaign Ambassador Campus designation which demonstrates your ongoing commitment to reconciliation and addressing violence on campus. 

Learn more below….

 

Become an Ambassador Campus

Ambassador Campus designation demonstrates your ongoing commitment to reconciliation and addressing violence on campus

Institutes can achieve the Moose Hide Campaign Ambassador Campus designation which demonstrates your ongoing commitment to reconciliation and addressing violence on campus.

 

 

The Ambassador Campus Initiative aims to end gender-based violence by creating safer campuses and communities across Canada. Based on the completion of specific actions identified in the Annual Action Inventory for your campus, you can achieve the Moose Hide Campaign Ambassador Campus designation, demonstrating your ongoing commitment to reconciliation and addressing violence on campus.

Involvement in the Ambassador Campus Initiative will promote the implementation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Calls to Action, the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Inquiry Calls for Justice.

Step 1 | Submit your letter of intent and complete the online registration

Please submit a brief letter of intent that addresses how your institution will support the Campaign goals and complete the online registration form. Once you have registered your school and submitted your letter of intent, you will be able to access Moose Hide Campaign resources created in partnership with post-secondary institutions. At the end of the year, we will ask you to provide a statement of the impact you’ve seen on campus as a result of this initiative.

STEP 2 | WEAR AND SHARE THE MOOSE HIDE PIN

Get the word out on campus and in the community by distributing our moose hide pins – a symbol of commitment and solidarity to end violence. Order them online for free here – including animal-free versions.

STEP 3 | ORGANIZE A MOOSE HIDE CAMPAIGN EVENT OR PROJECT

This could be a community event, virtual webinar or community action research project. Take a look at past post-secondary projects for inspiration.

STEP 4 | SECURE ONLINE PLEDGES AND PROMOTE MOOSE HIDE CAMPAIGN DAY ON CAMPUS.

Inspire members of your campus to take the online pledge (verbal, written or video submission) to end violence and to encourage members to fast in solidarity on Moose Hide Campaign Day. The next Moose Hide Campaign Day will be held May 11, 2023

STEP 5 | PARTICIPATE IN AND PROMOTE THE MOOSE HIDE CAMPAIGN NATIONAL POST-SECONDARY SOCIAL STRENGTHENING EVENTS

Moose Hide Campaign partner campuses across the country will be hosting a series of national virtual social strengthening events. Individuals from across the country can participate in these virtual events and engage more deeply in conversations around ending violence, reconciliation and creating safer campuses.

For more information:

[email protected]
778-887-0260

Letters of Intent from our Campus Partners

Sprott Shaw College
Northeastern University

Safe Space, Safe Place Legacy Projects

The goal of the Safe Space, Safe Place national initiative was to create safer violence free campuses. We launched five Safe Space, Safe Place projects with post-secondary schools across Canada as a result of funding raised in partnership with the National MBA Games 2017 and 2018.

Now, we continue to work on engaging all post-secondary institutions across Canada through our new Ambassador Campus Initiative. Click here to learn more about our past Safe Space, Safe Place legacy projects.

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