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	Campaigns Membership Gets Results: Free Adult Basic Education! Reduce Tuition Fees $10 Minimum Wage Reduce Student Debt We Ride: Student Action for Public Transit Government Relations Campaign Tools Awareness Campaigns • No Means No • Where's the Justice?   No Means No The Canadian Federation of Students developed the “No Means No” campaign more than ten years ago to raise awareness and to reduce the occurrence of sexual assault, acquaintance rape, and dating violence. The “No Means No” campaign consists of various materials, including research on the incidences of sexual violence in Canada, buttons, stickers, posters, and postcards. The campaign continues to be widely popular on campuses and in the greater community where thousands of materials are ordered every year and circulated across Canada. In addition, the Federation has also given permission to filmmakers to use campaign materials in their works. No Means No has succeeded in changing the culture surrounding acquaintance rape and dating violence in Canada. It was not so long ago that the campaign launch was met by a counter-protest with men on university and college campuses carrying placards with slogans like ‘No means Yes’. Today, thanks in large part to public education provided through the No Means No campaign, people have a greater understanding of their rights and responsibilities in sexual relationships. However, date rape and dating violence continues to occur on campuses and in our communities requiring the Federation to continue promoting this campaign. For more information, or to bring the No Means No campaign to your campus, contact us or download the No Means No Materials order form. Go to No Means No Website Download No Means No Order Form Resources No Means No No Means No Fact Sheet-English.pdf
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