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This Winnipeg Free Press article spotlights the Take Back The Night event in Winnipeg and references the new CFL violence against women policy, as well as our Be More Than a Bystander campaign – Men can do more to Take Back the Night

This Globe and Mail article spotlights the CFL’s launch of its new anti-violence policy, including an interview with Travis Lulay of the BC Lions and spokesperson of our Be More Than A Bystander Initiative – CFL doubles down on violence against … Continue reading →

The Canadian Football League to start providing assistance to victims as one of its many aims in its new violence against women policy. HRM Online: New Canadian employee policy ‘historic’

Dave Naylor, a leading football broadcaster is applauding the Canadian Football Leagues new policy on violence against women. CBC News: TSN’s Dave Naylor applauds CFL’s Domestic Violence Policy

The Canadian Football League announces its groundbreaking new policy on violence against women. The Star: CFL’s anti-violence against women policy welcome – Editorial

  Following the CFL’s groundbreaking announcement on August 6th, 2015 to launch their new Policy on Violence Against Women, they released a brief Media Recap highlighting just some of the coverage their policy announcement has generated. Photo L-R: The Honourable … Continue reading →

The new policy on violence against women the CFL announced Thursday after almost a year of development is a huge step forward on a number of levels. Tracy Porteous, the chair of the Ending Violence Association of Canada and the executive … Continue reading →

Saskatchewan organizations are praising the new Canadian Football League anti violence policy. Leader Post: Organizations, Riders praise CFL anti-violence policy

The Canadian Football League is taking a lead role in tackling violence against women… CBC: CFL tackles violence against women with B.C. initiative