By Anthony Corea

IS NOT YES

Province of BC relaunches “Is Not Yes” campaign to help prevent sexualized violence and assault

Feb 3, 2022 | 6:05 PM

PRINCE GEORGE– “Is Not Yes”

That is the name of the campaign being relaunched by the B.C. Government reminding post-secondary students about the culture of consent. The goal was to re-launch it to coincide with on-campus student orientation at the beginning of each semester. CNC is one of those post-secondary schools that always takes part in the campaign that was first launched back in March of 2021.

As Shelley Carter-Rose, Vice President of Student Affairs, says safety for the students is the college’s #1 priority and they have many measures and resources in place if students do feel uncomfortable or something does happen. Whether that’s talking online, in-person, or over the phone.

CNC isn’t the only school though as UNBC is taking those same measures even going as far as installing “help” buttons around the campus as well as having students take an online module to learn about consent before they join the University.

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Both schools also would like to thank the ministry for resources to help promote this campaign across campus.