Become a member

The Embassy component of activism consists of a group of activists representing the Collective, its values and its mission in its advocacy activities, for example, by participating in kiosks, conferences and other events where our presence is requested. As this component is conditional on events, it doesn’t require a constant commitment and is ideal for activists whose availability is variable.

Interested activists will have the chance to co-facilitate 15 sessions weekly support groups with members of the Intervention Team. This is an opportunity to gain valuable experience in direct help and to have a concrete impact on survivors’ helping, while being closely supervised by one of our counsellors. There is also the possibility to co-host what we call ‘drop-ins’ which are monthly thematic support groups. 

To co-facilitate a support group or drop-in, you must :

• Have completed the Basic II training program

For the 15 sessions groups: Preference can be given to people with volunteer, academic or professional experience in intervention, or with a long-standing commitment to the Consent Collective activism.

Every year, the Collect Committee helps create and organize fundraising activities for Consenti Collective. It’s a great way for activists to put their administrative and organizational skills to good use, and to develop valuable knowledge of community organization!

The Collective organizes multiple events every year, such as workshops, advocacy actions or shows. We invite our activists to join in their organization on a voluntary basis.

The Consent Collective operates on the principle of co-management between the Team and our Board of Administration, which is composed of both members of the Team and activists.

We are looking for people with a practical ability to integrate their feminist and anti-oppressive values into their professional work, and who are ready to commit themselves with intention, sensitivity and authenticity. This is a unique opportunity to develop important management and community organizing experience, while integrating the anti-oppressive movement against sexual assault.

Members of the Board of Directors are elected by the Assembly each June.

They must be available for monthly Board meetings, general assemblies and related tasks.

Solo agents are militant members who support the Collective’s mission, but prefer to get involved on an ad hoc basis when they have time or specific tasks to perform!

It’s important for us to offer militance members the opportunity to let their personal skills and expertise shine. We therefore invite you to suggest any other initiatives you’d like to contribute!

All activist members will also be called upon from time to time to take part in certain events or tasks, according to the needs of the moment.

We also offer activists who have obtained the necessary training the opportunity to get involved with people using our services through various programs and activities, such as discussion cafés or follow-up sessions for loved ones.

These opportunities are ponctual and cannot be guaranteed; we give priority to activists who have previously participated in other activities!