Exploring the Foundations and Goals of the Saskatchewan Anti-Violence Research Network

 In this deeply insightful episode, our hosts Jorden Cummings and Arianna Gibson dive into one of the most impactful projects currently underway in Saskatchewan—the Saskatchewan Anti Violence Research Network, or SAVr. This initiative aims to build a collaborative community of agencies, organizations, and academics devoted to tackling violence and abuse through research and action.

In the episode:

- Learn about the mission and objectives of SAVr and why it's crucial for Saskatchewan.
- Discover the three phases of the SAVr project and what each phase entails.
- Uncover some of the most pressing violence-related issues in Saskatchewan through the project's preliminary results.
- Understand the barriers agencies face in conducting community-based research and how Resolve Saskatchewan aims to bridge those gaps.
- Hear about exciting future plans, including phase 2 and the creation of educational webinars for community agencies.
- Find out how agencies and organizations can get involved with Sabre and contribute to this important research network.

Why Listen?
If you're a service provider, a member of an anti-violence agency, or simply someone interested in the mechanisms of tackling violence through research, this episode is a treasure trove of insights and actionable information. So, tune in to find out how collective efforts are being mobilized to resolve violence across Saskatchewan.

Stay informed and be part of the change by listening to this compelling episode!

To learn more about Resolve SK, head to research-groups.usask.ca/resolve/