Enough Already (EA) is a program offered by Sexual Assault Services of Saskatchewan. EA seeks to prevent and address sexual harassment in Saskatchewan workplaces. We are committed to working with government, businesses, industry associations, unions, and community organizations to make workplaces across Saskatchewan safe for everyone.


Our Goals

The mandate of our organization is to:

  1. Increase awareness about sexual harassment in Saskatchewan Workplaces.
  2. Provide Support and Education to:
    • Those who have experienced sexual harassment
    • Employees who have witnessed sexual harassment
    • Perpetrators of sexual harassment
    • Managers and Employers
    • Those preparing to enter the workforce
    • Business advocacy organizations
    • Community and municipal organizations
  3. Reduce and prevent incidences of sexual harassment that are both, directly and indirectly, impacting the lives of individuals across
    Saskatchewan.
  4. Change long-established societal attitudes and behaviors that contribute to sexual harassment in Saskatchewan workplaces.

What We Do

Enough Already offers support and education to individuals and organizations throughout Saskatchewan to address sexual harassment. We offer custom training, including:

  • Overview of Enough Already
  • Overview of Sexual Harassment (for supervisors/managers)
  • Overview of Sexual Harassment and Bystander Intervention (for employees)

The Enough Already program also offers policy support for businesses and organizations. Please contact us for more information.


Our Team

Hannah Grieve (She/They) is the provincial coordinator for the Enough Already Program. Hannah is a registered social worker with a passion for the non-profit sector. They are dedicated to advocating for social justice and sharing sexual violence education with the province of Saskatchewan. Hannah’s work is driven by a passion for supporting survivors of sexual violence and creating a more just and equitable society for all. Aside from working at SASS, Hannah enjoys spending time in the garden and making mixed media art with their dog Charlie!

Darryn Oldford (He/Him) is the program liaison for the Enough Already Program. Darryn has a master’s degree in Global Ageing and Policy and has worked with several non-profit organizations in the health and social services fields over the course of his career. He is passionate about supporting survivors of sexual violence and ensuring that businesses have policies in place to prevent violence from occurring in the first place. When not at work, Darryn enjoys writing fantasy stories, playing video games with friends, cuddling with his cat Missy and reading.


Our Funders

The Enough Already program is generously funded by the Law Foundation of Saskatchewan.

Enough Already is a program run by Sexual Assault Services of Saskatchewan, a non-profit organization. If you are interested in donating to the program you can make a donation to SASS via https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/12305. Your donation will be directly reinvested into SASS’S programs, projects, research, and advocacy, helping us create a Saskatchewan where every person is free from the threat fear, or experience of sexual violence.

You can also donate by cheque payable to: Sexual Assault Services of Saskatchewan, 200-2080 Broad Street, Regina, SK. S4P 1Y3


History

 

Enough Already was established in 2020, by a coalition of diverse stakeholders dedicated to addressing and preventing sexual harassment in Saskatchewan. The coalition included the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission, Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, University of Saskatchewan College of Law, Create Justice Centre for Research, Evaluation, and Action towards Equal Justice, Saskatoon Industry Education Council, and Sexual Assault Service of Saskatchewan. In April 2024, Enough Already transitioned to become part of Sexual Assault Services of Saskatchewan educational programming. We thank the coalition for their contributions, efforts, and continued support of the Enough Already program.

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