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Save the Date: PATHS Conference 2026

PATHS will be hosting our biennial conference this October 14th and 15th at the Atlas Hotel in Regina, SK. Save...

New Project: Red Flag Awareness Initiative

PATHS is pleased to announce that we have received $200, 000 in funding for a new project here in Saskatchewan....

SK CAP Update

In 2024, using funds provided under the National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence, a federal and provincial partnership, the...

Working to End Violence

Learn more about the Working to End Violence Partnership between the Saskatchewan SPCA, STOPS to Violence, and PATHS. The Partnership...

Upcoming Webinar: Supporting Survivors at the Intersection of Domestic Violence & Problematic Substance Use

PATHS will be hosting an upcoming webinar on September 3rd from 1pm-2:30pm Supporting Survivors at the Intersection of Domestic Violence...

What is Clare’s Law and How Does it Work?

PATHS is excited to introduce a new free micro-course on Clare’s Law in Saskatchewan. This introductory course is designed for...

The RESPECT Study

Research framework for Engaging intimate partner violence Survivors as Partners in Empowering Collaborative Transformation PATHS is partnering with the Waypoint...

Journal Article: Rural Women’s Experiences of Intimate Partner Violence and Coercive Control

PATHS Director of Research partnered with researchers from the University of Saskatchewan and RESOLVE Saskatchewan to examine rural women victims/survivors'...

Horse Safekeeping Project

You may have heard about PATHS partnership with Saskatchewan SPCA and the Saskatchewan Horse Federation to develop a pilot program...

Journal Article: How Judges in Canadian Criminal Courts Define Intimate Partner Violence

PATHS's Director of Research partnered with researchers from Carleton University and the University of Regina to study how judges in...