Who We Are
Research Centres
About
RESOLVE is one of five research centres on family violence and violence against women that the federal government established in 1992, following the 1989 murder of 14 women at Ecole Polytechnique in Montreal, QC. The five centres have formed an alliance and undertaken national studies. Our initial focus was on the victimization of girls and women but overtime our agenda has broadened in response to our growing understanding of violence in our society, without losing sight of the heightened risks faced by girls and women.
Le Centre de Recherche Interdisciplinaire sur la Violence Familiale et la Violence Faite aux Femmes (CRI-VIFF)
Our Staff
Jason Novick
Project Coordinator of Examining the Nature and Context if IPV in the 2SLGBTQ+ Community research project
Steering Committee
Get Involved
There are many ways for individuals, groups and social agencies to get involved, contact us if you:
- Are interested in one of the research areas or a new field of study involving violence and abuse;
- Have identified a research need and would like to develop a project in collaboration with us;
- Would like to receive news about seminars, conferences, and public addresses we will be sponsoring;
- Would like RESOLVE publications and research reports and
- Would like to volunteer at RESOLVE.