Every year we organize national and international awareness campaigns with the aim of enhancing the capacity of equity deserving organizations. Our goal is to raise awareness about Economic Abuse among various stakeholders, including private entities, financial institutions, consumer lawyers, academia, and essential service providers. Additionally, our focus extends to supporting Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities. We are dedicated to developing evidence-based, survivor-centered, and culturally sensitive educational resources to assist service providers in identifying and responding to Economic Abuse and coerced debt.

We influence policymakers, private sector and financial institutions to remove structural obstacles, discriminations, racial inequality, oppression that impact the economic empowerment of visible minority survivors and equity deserving group in collaboration thought collective strategy with our National Taskforce. This includes advocating to  national comprehensive ecosystem of support services for Economic Abuse survivors, changing current patriarchal, racist and colonial structures and advocating for expanding the National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence to ensure economic security. Read our policy submissions here.

We are facilitating collaboration among universities such us University of Windsor, governments, and communities forms an ideal triad for the seamless interaction between research, policy, and practice. Our approach involves working closely with a diverse range of stakeholders, leveraging data and highlighting promising practices to enhance capacity and drive impactful changes. Through these collaborative efforts, we aim to co-create solutions at various levels local, regional, national, and international ensuring a dynamic interplay between research influencing policy and practice, and practice shaping and informing research.