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work_cdsu2yqirvgqvl7qp2xgzvikz4	Jacey Magnussen	Where is it? Examining Post-Secondary Students' Accessibility to Policies and Resources on Sexual Violence	2019	20	.pdf	application/pdf	9514	853	46	Examining Post-Secondary Students' Accessibility to Policies and Resources on Sexual Violence Students' Accessibility to Policies and Resources on Sexual Violence. Faced with a growing demand for adequate policies and programs that meaningfully address sexual violence on campus, the provinces of British Columbia, public attention to the issue of sexual violence on campus upon finding out that her assailant had also assaulted two other students (Browne, 2014). of sexual violence policies and support programs at Alberta's post-secondary institutions. Canada does not have similar legislation and as such, Canadian post-secondary institutions are not required to disclose campus crime statistics or to provide policies pertaining to sexual violence (Quinlan et al., 2016). concerning that Indigenous students at First Nations institutions do not have clearly accessible sexual violence policies and services. Canada's post-secondary institutions are dealing with sexual violence on campus and (Derworiz, 2016), there is limited availability and accessibility to post-secondary institutions' sexual violence policies.	./cache/work_cdsu2yqirvgqvl7qp2xgzvikz4.pdf	./txt/work_cdsu2yqirvgqvl7qp2xgzvikz4.txt