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Our growing Network includes community members, service providers, government, health, business, sport, arts, culture, recreation and others.  Join us as an individual community member or as an agency.

Join the STOPS to Violence Network to:

  • Connect and build relationships with others who share the vision of a strong, safe, healthy Saskatchewan for everyone
  • Access and share information about violence prevention, leadership development and community building.
  • Participate in skill-building opportunities through workshops, courses, and learning circles
  • Contribute to collective action initiatives aimed at reducing interpersonal violence and abuse
Who can join the STOPS Network? 

Anyone! The effectiveness of our Network is dependent on communication, connection and collaboration. The more people who are active and contributing, the better.

We welcome you to join as a Network Member or a Network Supporter.

Network Members

Network Membership can be as an individual community member or as an agency. 

Connectivity and Information Sharing

  • Receive our bi-weekly eBulletin
  • Join our Network Hub, a virtual platform for connection and communication
  • Access our Network Directory of members across the province
  • Invitation to attend regional and provincial Network gatherings
  • Opportunities to highlight your work


Leadership and Learning

  • Peer connections through our monthly Leadership Cafes
  • Workshops, learning circles and certificate courses

Collective Action

Play an active role in collaborating through Network planning, initiatives.  Check out our current initiatives here.

Click here to request to join as a Network Member.

Network Supporter

As a Network Supporter, you will receive our bi-weekly eBulletin, access to the Network Hub and invitations to join open events. 

Click here to request to join as a Network Supporter.  


 We are on treaty territories, the traditional lands of First Nations people and homeland to the Métis.  We are committed to moving forward in a respectful way in the spirit of reconciliation.

Email: info@stopstoviolence.com

Phone: 306-565-3199

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