RESOLVE

Research and Education for Solutions to Violence and Abuse (RESOLVE) is a tri-prairie, community-based research network that engages in research and education aimed at reducing the incidence and impact of family/gender-based violence, including violence against women and girls. Our three centres are located at the University of Manitoba (including administrative centre), University of Calgary and the University of Saskatchewan.

More about our mandate

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Upcoming events

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What we do

Network and centres

The RESOLVE Network is a regional research network involving the three prairie provinces: Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. The RESOLVE administrative centre is located at the University of Manitoba, with centres located at the University of Saskatchewan, and the University of Calgary.

Research

RESOLVE is committed to supporting research that leads to positive results. The work RESOLVE engages in seeks to uncover the causes of violence and map out effective strategies to prevent and end violence.

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The RESOLVE Network engages in research projects aimed at eliminating violence, primarily violence inflicted on women and girls. The RESOLVE network solely provides research, information and resources to government policy makers, and community-based organizations for educational and informational purposes. The RESOLVE network does not directly offer services and/or support for people who are experiencing violence.