Exciting news: Survivor Perspective Consulting Group partners with Ontario Says NO MORE

We are thrilled to announce that Survivor Perspective Consulting Group (SPCG) is partnering with Ontario Says NO MORE — and we could not be more excited about the work ahead.

Survivor Perspective Consulting Group is proud to work alongside Ontario Says NO MORE to drive change in the language and attitudes surrounding sexual violence, domestic violence, and child abuse through education and advocacy with both adults and youth.

This partnership reflects exactly what SPCG was built to do: bring together dedicated organizations, advocates, and survivors to create meaningful, lasting change. We are deeply aligned in our values, our commitment to survivors, and our belief that real change starts with how we speak, listen, and show up for one another.

Together, we look forward to expanding our reach, deepening our impact, and continuing to push for the systemic shifts that survivors deserve. Whether through public education, community engagement, or amplifying survivor-centred voices, this collaboration marks an important step forward — and we are honoured to take it alongside Ontario Says NO MORE.

We can't wait to get to work.

About Ontario Says NO MORE

Ontario Says NO MORE is a provincial movement dedicated to ending domestic abuse and sexual violence through awareness, education, and collective action. Led by SOAR Initiative Canada — the official Ontario chapter of the global NO MORE movement — the initiative brings together communities, organizations, advocates, and survivors across the province to challenge stigma, promote prevention, and strengthen support for those impacted by gender-based violence. Through public campaigns, education, and advocacy, Ontario Says NO MORE works to foster accountability, amplify survivor voices, and inspire meaningful social change.

Founded by advocate Christie Paschakis, SOAR Initiative Canada is a Canadian non-profit organization committed to advancing systemic change for individuals impacted by sexual violence, domestic violence, and child abuse through public education, survivor-centred initiatives, and community engagement. Christie is leading advocacy efforts, including a #ChangeTheLanguage campaign on social media, as well as a national call for stronger policies addressing sexual violence, domestic violence, and child abuse in professional sport.

AI was used in the creation of this blog post.