Background:
The Gender-Based Violence (GBV) team within Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services is seeking feedback on our service offering for our Community of Practice (CoP).
The CoP includes more than 400 people providing services and support to CAF members.
The team is conducting this survey to find ways to increase engagement, support the needs of the CoP, and improve our service offerings.
The team has engaged Wisdom2Action to conduct the survey and analyze the results.
You are welcome to answer some, none, or all of the questions in this survey. The answers you provide will be anonymized; we will do our best to remove any personally identifying information from your answers and compile it along with others’ input. We request you submit your responses by March 16, 2025.
If you have any questions you are welcome to contact info@wisdom2action.org. Thank you for your contribution to this process.
Please do not include any information about military units, training or operations.
About Wisdom2Action:
Wisdom2Action (W2A) is a social enterprise and consulting firm specializing in community engagement, creative facilitation, research and evaluation, knowledge mobilization and equity, diversity and inclusion.
Wisdom2Action incorporated as a business with a social enterprise commitment in 2019, building on our legacy as a national knowledge mobilization network, founded in 2013, supporting youth serving organizations across Canada.
In the spirit of reconciliation, Wisdom2Action acknowledges the land on which it was originally established as the traditional and unceded territory of the M’ikmaq, known as Mi’kmak’i (Nova Scotia). Our team is spread across Turtle Island (Canada) on the treaty lands of many First Nations. We recognize the people and the land in this way as part of our commitment to anti-oppression and decolonization. We are all treaty people.
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In the spirit of reconciliation, Wisdom2Action acknowledges the land on which it was originally established as the traditional and unceded territory of the M’ikmaq, known as Mi’kmak’i (Nova Scotia). Our team is spread across Turtle Island (Canada) on the treaty lands of many First Nations. We recognize the people and the land in this way as part of our commitment to anti-oppression and decolonization. We are all treaty people.