- Ottawa Coalition to End Violence Against Women (OCTEVAW)Nonprofit Organization
- Women's Liberation FrontOrganization
- Abortion Rights Coalition of CanadaNon-Governmental Organization (NGO)
PlacesOttawa, OntarioPlanned Parenthood Ottawa
If you're looking for pregnancy options, our counselors can help explore options that best suit you. Our services are confidential, nonjudgmental, and free. Call us or email to book an appointment. 613-226-3234 ext. 100/options@ppottawa.ca
"Disability is Not a Dirty Word" was the title of the presentation which AnaLori, our Disability and Sexuality Community Developer presented at Crime Prevention Ottawa. She challenged the audience to rethink disability and see ableism in every day life, including in the media.
Thank you Crime Prevention Ottawa/Prévention du Crime Ottawa for having us in your space.
Run for #consent with Planned Parenthood Ottawa this year in #OttawaRaceWeekend, May 26 - 27, 2018. You can register using the link below.
Not running? Take part by sponsoring our team! ow.ly/cidQ30iZCXT
Older women may use birth control less consistently than younger women... and have as many or more unplanned pregnancies! Call us to talk about birth control and/or pregnancy options that are best for you. 613-226-3234 ext. 100.
#WhatILearnedToday: "What Does Consent Really Mean?" helps children and teenagers get familiar with the concept of #consent. The illustrated book is also a good resource for parents of all cultures to learn how to discuss consent with their children.
We were thrilled to take part in the #InternationalWomensDay celebration in Ottawa this evening. Congratulations to the winners of the 2018 #FemmyAwards. #IWD2018 #HashtagsAndBeyond
Today we celebrate all women!
Thank you to the changemakers who paved the way for women today, and for those who are changing the future so all women's voices are heard.
We are joining many of Ottawa’s feminist organizations to celebrate #InternationalWomensDay and recognize 10 years of honouring local feminists.
...This year, the public event will be hosted at the Horticultural Building at Lansdowne Park. Please make sure to swing by our table -- we’d love to see you there!
In our workshop on communication skills with immigrant parents, we asked how parents define the qualities of a good communicator. Below are some examples of what they came up with.
To book workshops for immigrant parents and service providers on how to communicate about sexual health with children, and how to answer "difficult questions", contact our Parent Peer Leadership Coordinator at 613-226-3234. ext. 304/ sbutt@ppottawa.ca. #cdnimm
Planned Parenthood Ottawa shared Feminist Twins's post.
F R E E film screening! In spirit of International Women's day, we are showing the film Birthright: A War Story followed by a brief presentation by Planned Pare...nthood Ottawa. This event is made possible with the support from CUSA Womyn's Centre and Graduate Students' Association, Carleton University. Reserve a spot by visiting https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/film-screening-birthright-ticke…
See MoreOn March 10 Feminist Twins, CUSA’s Womyn’s Centre, and Graduate Student Association will be screening the documentary film Birthright. Planned Parenthood Ottawa will be delivering a presentation at the end of the screening. See below for more details. We hope to see you there.
Birthright, "is a feature length documentary that examines how women are being jailed, physically violated and even put at risk of dying as the radical movement tightens its group across America."
New study emphasizes the importance of frank discussions about teen sexting.
"Teen sexting may be more common than you think."
#SRHWeek: During our education workshops for youth, we often get asked, "What do you think is an appropriate age for sex?" Our response? Only you can know when you are ready for sex, but here are some things to consider when making that decision...
To learn more about common questions we’re asked and our responses to them, check out this resource: https://goo.gl/eW9nq2
#FemmyAward nominations has opened up. The deadline is Feb 23rd. Nominate your favorite feminist and share the link below with your networks. The nomination forms are finalized in French and English at the #IWD Ottawa website:
#SRHWeek: Some facts about refugees' and newcomers' #reproductivehealth issues and how they are prone to experiencing a higher degree of prenatal depression.
Read the full article here: https://goo.gl/ToU3U6
Planned Parenthood Ottawa is hiring an Options Counselling Coordinator. See the link below for more details. The deadline is Feb 22nd, 5 pm. We look forward to #hiring a dynamic team member! https://goo.gl/L4ivEB
#HappyValentinesDay! Come and pick up some free condoms at Planned Parenthood Ottawa, 222 Somerset St. W., Suite 404 Or order online from sexitsmart.ca to have some delivered to your door!
In the wake of ongoing sexual assault revelations, Rachel Giese writes about the need for "deeper and more nuanced conversations" with boys and young men about what consent means, rather than just telling them that “no means no.”
"Now that we can no longer deny the prevalence of these behaviours and attitudes, how do we prevent young men from engaging in it?"
Below read the full article. #ValentinesDay #Consent #SRHWeek
Today is #ValentinesDay!
When we ask our education workshop participants about what they think might be the reason(s) for someone to not verbally ask for consent, and for someone to not verbally say “no” to a sexually activity, we often hear the following responses:
