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REAL Talk Saskatchewan: Conversations That Create Change

Join a REAL Talk Session
Creating Safer Communities, One Conversation at a Time

We are hosting open sessions for individuals who want to learn more about how to have these important conversations around navigating difficult relationships. Open sessions run twice a month and are free to attend.

Register for the next upcoming session here.

About REAL Talk Saskatchewan

STOPS to Violence has partnered with Sagesse, an Alberta-based leader in domestic violence prevention, to bring their Recognize, Empathize, Ask, Listen: REAL Talk program to communities across Saskatchewan. REAL Talk is an innovative program designed to empower individuals with the confidence and skills to have open, compassionate conversations about relationships, safety, and support.

Many of us want to help when we notice someone struggling—but we may not always know how. REAL Talk helps break down barriers, equipping everyday people with simple, effective tools to support those who may be experiencing harm in their relationships. You don’t have to be an expert to make a difference—you just need the willingness to listen and engage.

How to Get Involved

REAL Talk is designed to be flexible and accessible for everyone. We offer general training sessions that anyone can join, as well as customized community sessions tailored to specific organizations, workplaces, or community groups.

For more information about REAL Talk Saskatchewan or to organize a customized session, contact Alissa Hill.  

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By equipping every day people with the skills to engage in supportive conversations, we create a ripple effect that strengthens entire communities. REAL Talk is more than a training, it's a movement to build a culture of empathy, understanding, and action.
Recognizing our responsibility to the lands and original people of Treaty territories 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, and unceded territories, the traditional lands of First Nations people and homeland of the Métis Nation.

Email: info@stopstoviolence.com

Phone: 306-565-3199

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