REES Community
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Respect • Educate • Empower • Support

Why REES?

REES values relationships and collaboration. We work with our partners to develop options that are trauma-informed and person-centred. We develop online reporting platforms tailored to the unique needs of communities, campuses and workplaces. 

REES values transparency and accountability. Data only matters if you do something with it. REES gathers data and insights to get in front of issues before they escalate. Actionable data to mitigate risk and inform prevention.

REES exists to make social change. Agency, access, and action are fundamental to our work as we lead innovation and culture change in sexual misconduct prevention.

With REES you can…

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Reduce Risk

and the likelihood of misconduct and the legal, financial, and cultural costs that come with it. REES acts as a deterrent to reduce risk.

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Improve Retention

for people who stay where culture matters. REES builds the genuine trust that keeps your best talent from walking out the door.

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Protect your Reputation

and signal to employees, clients, and investors that you lead with integrity and prioritize people

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Have Reassurance

with real-time insights on your safety and patterns that let you act before problems escalate.

January 2024

Tech advancements for reporting sexual violence on campuses

Contributed by: Mary Lobson, REES Community for CURIE Newsletter Fall 2023 Post-secondary institutions are embracing digital transformation and adopting technology to enhance learning experiences, improve administrative efficiency and gather data that enables them to stay competitive …
April 2023

Google Forms and Survivor Stories

Written by REES Google is a go-to communication tool for emails, meeting, calendars and so much more but is it a safe space for survivors to tell their story? There are a number of forms such …
August 2022

The Red Zone: Sexual Violence at Post-Secondary Institutions

Written by REES; The ‘Red Zone’ consists of the first six to eight weeks of the fall semester at post-secondary institutions, where the number of sexual assaults is heightened compared to other times of year. This …
August 2022

Campus Sexual Violence: The Ever-Evolving Epidemic

Written by Savannah Szocs; Returning to a post pandemic world is something that, 2 years ago, we never realized we’d have to be prepared for. The idea of a global pandemic, while feasible, is something none …