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Comment on “Survivors are worthy of support”: How Does Acadia’s Sexualized Violence Policy Support Survivors? by Stephen Smith
['Adelaide Matheson', 'Stephen Smith']
Comments for The Athenaeum
It is the responsibility of the university to provide a safe and equitable learning environment, and supporting sexual violence survivors is an important part of that task.
Acadia University’s Sexualized Violence Policy states that the school does not tolerate sexualized violence.
Sexualized violence may include sexual assault, sexual harassment, sexual cyber-bullying, stalking, indecent exposure, threats, voyeurism, and sexual exploitation.
Last fall, the Athenaeum’s Editor in Chief Axel Eschholz had the opportunity to discuss Acadia’s sexualized violence response with Allison Smith, Acadia’s Sexualized Violence Response and Education Coordinator.
The sexualized violence page, found under the student life section of the website, provides information for students who have been directly and indirectly affected by sexualized violence.
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