Norms, Values, Beliefs
Examples of how gendered norms, values, beliefs, and expectations influence one’s safety
- Teen girl assaulted by adult man on bus in Surrey
- 61 year-old woman victim of broken arm, cracked sternum after argument on bus
- Man pushes woman over and steals her phone, charged with robbery
- 3 women grabbed from behind by man, separate incidents
- Woman robbed, sexually assaulted near Surrey SkyTrain station
- Surrey RCMP seek man accused of shoving pregnant woman to the ground
- Man arrested after alleged sexual assaults at Surrey health clinic
- Transgender inmate in Surrey denied transfer to women’s prison
- The Hospital Employees’ Union and Fleetwood Local host gathering to honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people
- 18 year-old Black man murdered in Surrey
- Black teacher recounts racism he has faced in Surrey school
- Cisgender women and LGBTQ2S+ people are more likely to be subjected to violence and discrimination on transit than cisgender men
- Boys twice as likely to get into physical fights than girls in Surrey