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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...

Journal Article: Newcomer Women’s Experiences of Help-Seeking

The article Newcomer Women’s Experiences of Help-Seeking after Intimate Partner Violence has been published in the Journal of Family Violence....

Petition Calling on the Government to Reverse the Ban on Third-Party Educators from Publicly Funded Schools

Let's keep advocating for our children and youth in Saskatchewan! Please consider signing and share this with your networks. (Download...

Big Changes Ahead: PATHS is Hiring!

After 10 years of dedicated leadership, we are getting ready to bid a fond farewell to our Executive Director, Jo-Anne...

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...

Femicide in Canada in 2024

The Canadian Femicide Observatory for Justice and Accountability (CFOJA) has documenting sex- and gender-based killings of women and girls in...

Ahluwalia vs. Ahluwalia

PATHS is intervening in a case before the Supreme Court of Canada this week. That case deals with how Canadian...

The RESPECT Study

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

We’re Hiring!

PATHS is looking for an outstanding individual to join our team as an Assistant Director. The successful applicant will fill...