It's #fairdealingweek and students across Canada are calling for the protection of Educational Fair Dealing.

Stay tuned to hear more student testimonials on the importance of Educational Fair Dealing.

Hit the link to learn more!

fair-dealing.ca

#FairDealingWorks

It's been a great start to our regular CAUS Counterparts Conference - a big thanks to our friends at Students' Association of Mount Royal University for hosting us!

It was great speaking with Alberta Post-Secondary Network and Alberta Students' Executive Council (ASEC) about mental health, and the CAUS team really appreciated the alignment around prioritizing this critical issue. Looking forward to next steps!

REC applications are open until January 31. But what does each position entail?

Here’s Joseph, your REC President, to answer frequently asked questions about the position.

For general inquiries about REC applications, reach out to [email protected].

Media has the power to shape conversations about violence in our communities.

Use The Right Words provides the language and resources to report on #sexualviolence in ways that do not shame or blame survivors.
loom.ly/fvzVb5s
#supportsurvivors #media #language

OUSA is joining Ontario's Universities in urging Ontario Government for increased #ONpse funding. The quality of students' education and their campus services are at risk. The time is now - we need a commitment from the province for greater investments. Read our joint statement:bit.ly/48T7xrd

It can be difficult to talk about #sexualviolence & to know what to say when a friend/family member/coworker discloses someone else harmed them using sexually violent behaviors. It's vital to really listen and be supportive.
Learn more: loom.ly/QJBxUUU
#IBelieveYou #ab

While our member agencies are closed at varying times, Alberta's ONE LINE for Sexual Violence is available throughout the holidays. Don't hesitate to reach out for support should you need it.

Talk/Text 1-866-403-8000
Chat aasas.ca

'What’s happening with students is that not only are they living in poverty, but they’re continuing to put themselves in poverty in order to access education,” stated Rachelle Preston, VPX of the ULSU.

Great coverage of this critical issue by Taproot Edmonton!

The deadline is approaching many AU awards and bursaries! Application deadlines this month include the AU Education Bursary for Students with Disabilities (Dec. 15) and the Harold Cardinal Essay Prize for Aboriginal Students (Dec. 31). athau.ca/3K3OS29

Have you wanted to make a difference around campus, advocating for your fellow students at MRU while building up your resume and leadership skills? A Representation Executive Council (REC) position might be perfect for you!

Your Representation Executive Council (REC) represents…

Student leaders from CAUS really appreciated the opportunity to engage with the many exceptional attendees at this gathering - thank you for hosting, Alberta Post-Secondary Network!

Today we honour the memories of 14 women who were killed on this day in 1989 at École Polytechnique in Montreal simply because they were women. We must continue to oppose all forms of gender-based violence. Higher education is for everyone. #STEM is for everyone.

Gender-based violence impacts us all. Men & boys are key allies in preventing gender-based violence. It is important that men & boys are supported in developing healthy relationships. To learn more and access supports, visit: alberta.ca/gender-based-v…

#16Days
#GenderBasedViolence

The CAUS team had an excellent meeting with Minister of Justice Mickey Amery today, and really appreciated the chance to discuss efforts to end sexual and gender-based violence at post-secondaries! #Alberta #abpoli

CAUS leaders had a great time this evening chatting with Rajan Sawhney and other elected officials. A big thank you to the Alberta Post-Secondary Network for hosting!

Our friends at Students' Association of Mount Royal University did an amazing job highlighting talented artists at this community event!

Happening TONIGHT at ULSU!

Reminder to share your thoughts with Alberta Arts, Culture and Status of Women on the upcoming strategy to end gender-based violence