Free SHARP Workplaces Training and Educational Resources

Free SHARP Workplaces Training and Educational ResourcesFarley Peck2026-05-28T10:47:33-07:00

FREE WORKPLACE SEXUAL HARASSMENT TRAINING AND RESOURCES

SHARP Workplaces provides free accurate and trauma informed training on workplace harassment prevention.

Why It Matters

Almost 1 in 2 women have experienced harassment or sexual assault in the workplace (Statistics Canada 2024). Sexual harassment causes harm and trauma to individuals who experience it. It leads to lower productivity, missed days work, and possible continued conflict in the workplace.

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Our training helps people:

Understand their rights and responsibilities,
Navigate legal processes,
Develop skills to communicate and address sexual harassment.
Take steps to advocate for themselves and others in the workplace, creating safer workplaces for everyone.

Workshop Topics Include:

What is workplace sexual harassment?
Rights and responsibilities of workers.
Obligation of employers.
Legal options and remedies for workers.

These topics can be customised to suit your needs.

Other topics will be added and may be requested.

Who Can Request a Workshop?

Anyone can request a workshop, including:

Non-profits and community organizations
Unions and worker’s associations
Any workplace
Schools and student groups

Our workshops can be tailored to various groups and audiences.

WORKSHOP DETAILS

Delivered by: Experienced facilitators from SHARP Workplaces Legal Advice Clinic including a lawyer.

Cost: FREE

Format: In person or virtual

Duration: 60 – 120 minutes (including case study discussions)

Contact us: [email protected]

Partnership with the BC Centre for Women in the Trades (BCCWITT)

SHARPP Workplaces is working in partnership with the BC Centre for Women in the Trades (BCCWITT) to provide public legal education about workplace sexual harassment to trades workers across BC. BCCWITT is a non-profit organization that works to support tradeswomen and gender-diverse workers in the trades by delivering career development and mentorship opportunities, and by advocating for lasting improvements to conditions and culture that will make workplaces safer and healthier for everyone.

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