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BC Lions promote sexual assault awareness

BC Lions players gave a presentation on sexual assault awareness at Okanagan College.
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BC Lions players Rolly Lumbala and Eric Fraser speak to students during the 香蕉视频直播淏e More Than A Bystander香蕉视频直播 sexual assault awareness presentation held at Okanagan College, Feb.21. (Carli Berry/Capital News)

The BC Lions are speaking out against sexual abuse.

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香蕉视频直播淐an you think of three women in your life that you love and care for? The stats are one in three will be sexually assaulted,香蕉视频直播 he said.

Kelowna Secondary School students, the KSS football team, and college students listened as players Eric Fraser and Lumbala spoke about defining and preventing sexual assault at the Okanagan College, Feb. 22.

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Every six days a woman is murdered in Canada, said executive director of the Elizabeth Fry Society Michelle Novakowski.

The project is between EVA BC and the BC Lions.

For more information on the initiative visit the .

The BC Lions are giving presentations in Vernon and Coldstream tomorrow.

To read more on the Lions香蕉视频直播 project see Friday香蕉视频直播檚 edition of the Capital News.





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