NASAH

NASAH is available to answer questions on how to navigate setting boundaries using trauma-informed framework or to provide additional support and resources. Inquiring about further resources and support can be accessed through the form in our Linktree 🚀 🤍

Peer support can definitely seem scary and even a little confusing. Welcome to our step-by-step guide on Peer Support! Our lovely head peer supporter, Ariba, is here to provide you with confidential support and guidance🤍 Link to complete a peer support request form available in our bio! Please don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions or concerns💚 Tags: #nasah #nasahpears #thepearsproject #newcollege #uoft #universityoftoronto #consent #support #prevention #empowerment #advocacy #response #survivors #toronto

Allow us to introduce ourselves 🤍🚀 We are the New College branch of student-led The PEARS Project (@thepearsproject ). We are a trauma-informed coalition that provides support and resources to survivors across the University of Toronto. Founded and led by survivors, we recognize survivors as leaders in the field and the voices which need to be heard to implement policy change We provide peer support, run educational programming, ensure that a voice and platform is given to survivors, and address the systemic issues of rape culture on post-secondary campuses. By creating a community and resource network that is by and for survivors, we have created a place to better support one another. Join us in our advocacy today! NOTE: NASAH is available to answer questions on how to navigate setting boundaries using trauma-informed framework or to provide additional support and resources. Inquiring about further resources and support can be accessed through the form in our Linktree. Tags: #nasah #nasahpears #thepearsproject #newcollege #uoft #universityoftoronto #consent #support #prevention #empowerment #advocacy #response #survivors

We’re excited to announce that our Executive Position Applications for our 2026-2027 team are open!🚀 Scroll to see the descriptions for each available role --> We will be accepting applications until April 20th! Please note that this is Round 1 of hiring. The application Google Form can be found linked in our bio! For any questions please feel free to contact us🤍 NOTE: NASAH is available to answer questions on how to navigate setting boundaries using trauma-informed framework or to provide additional support and resources. Inquiring about further resources and support can be accessed through the form in our Linktree. #nasah #nasahpears #thepearsproject #newcollege #uoft #universityoftoronto #consent #support #prevention #empowerment #advocacy

Join us on March 27 from 3–5 PM to move, build confidence, and feel empowered in your body. The form for registration is in our linktree in our bio. Please fill it out by 1pm on March 27th. We look forward to seeing you on the dance floor!

Join us on March 27 from 3:30-4:30PM to move, build confidence, and feel empowered in your body. The form for registration is in our linktree in our bio. We look forward to seeing you on the dance floor!

Do you have old clothes you’ve been meaning to get rid of? Come to our clothing swap event! Bring your old clothes and leave with some new ones (for free), using our tiered ticked system Tuesday, March 31st from 1-5pm in the second floor lounge in the student commons building (230 College St.) In collaboration with NASAH, UCUS, TASAH and Rainbow Trinity

We are proud to present Reclaiming Pleasure for Survivors, a workshop and seminar facilitated by Dr. Angie Fazekas! This workshop aims to create a safe and inclusive space for survivors to explore what pleasure means to them and how to reclaim in their lives. We will have food and drinks for all participants! Register your spot by filling out the form in our bio. Hope to see you there!

This Tuesday, we’re talking about anti-Black racism and disparities within the healthcare system. 🚀 In Canada, anti-Black racism throughout education, diagnosis, and treatment continues to result in poorer health outcomes for Black Canadians. Medical practitioners are often taught to view race as a scientific and biological truth, causing internalized biases that systemically ignore the health struggles of Black people. Black women in particular face a specific kind of discrimination that compounds race and gender, where their sexual health is ignored or pushed because of medical misinformation and lack of individual care. It’s important to know that health struggles and social issues related to medicine are linked to systemic structures of racism and marginalization. 🤍 Information from today’s post was retrieved from: Canadian Medical Association Journal, Queen’s University, Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights, NIH NOTE: NASAH is available to answer questions on how to navigate setting boundaries using trauma-informed framework or to provide additional support and resources. Inquiring about further resources and support can be accessed through the form in our Linktree. Tags: #nasah #nasahpears #thepearsproject #newcollege #uoft

Join @nasahuoft , @new.pride , and @lgbtout for a Valentine’s-themed pub night! Come out to meet new people and enjoy free food, drinks, and raffle prizes (such as sex toys and more)! ❤️ 📅 Date: Friday, February 27, 2026 🕖 Time: 7:00 PM 📍 Location: 319 Augusta Ave (TacoTaco) Limited spots available (40 people max) — RSVP using the form in our bio! 🔗 We look forward to seeing you! Tags: #nasah #nasahpears #thepearsproject #uoft #newcollege

Join @wgssu @ucus.pears @wish.pears @nasahuoft and @saga.pears for a Valentine’s collage social! Craft a collage or card with us- magazines and supplies will be provided <3 💌 Friday, February 13th 💌 1-5 pm 💌CORRECTION: UTSU Student Commons, second floor in the student lounge ! RSVP not required- DM us or email [email protected] for dietary restrictions and accessibility needs.

This week, we’re talking about Black History Month. 🚀 Every February marks Black History Month, where we celebrate and honour Black Canadians who have been the backbone of the nation. Canada’s 2026 theme for BHM is “30 Years of Black History Month: Honouring Black Brilliance Across Generations — From Nation Builders to Tomorrow’s Visionaries.” This theme honours the nation builders of the past and looks toward future leaders in social justice. Black history and racism have always been intertwined with reproductive rights; Black women have historically always been the ones at the forefront fighting for the right to have choice over our bodies. Access to proper reproductive care will always be an issue that we tackle through an intersectional lens. 🤍 Information from today’s post was retrieved from: Government of Canada, Planned Parenthood NOTE: NASAH is available to answer questions on how to navigate setting boundaries using trauma-informed framework or to provide additional support and resources. Inquiring about further resources and support can be accessed through the form in our Linktree. Tags: #nasah #nasahpears #thepearsproject #newcollege #uoft