Sarah Ratchford

Survivors are coming together yet again to shed light on high rates of sexual assault. They shouldn’t have to.

Where have all the pickup artists gone? Have they stopped harassing women? Or are they underground plotting their next big disruption of a shopping mall near you?

From better security training to bystander intervention, six tips for making venues safer for everybody.

Survivors can now apply for up to four hours of legal advice covered by the province in order to figure out the best course of action post-assault.

More organizers and promoters want to offer drug testing kits on site, but fear having their operating licenses revoked.

It took two weeks of protesting for BLMTO to get a response from the government. Here's why they believe that wasn't good enough.

Why I didn't behave like I was expected to or report my assault to police.

Both the current and former ministers for women issues in Quebec say they are not feminists.

The Ghomeshi trial made women feel like it was the complainants—and not Ghomeshi—who were charged with crimes. If the system isn't here for survivors of sexual assault, what can be done to fix it?

The Canadian justice system shows once again it is not ready for dealing with the online world.

Why is dating so hard? Maybe it's because we're bad at communicating.

We explore the ethics of having sex with a photorealistic avatar of one of the biggest porn stars in the world.