REES is a simple, secure online platform for reporting sexual harassment, misconduct and assault that can be adapted for use across any sector or industry.
We're pleased to announce the launch of a pilot of @REEScommunity–a simple, secure online platform for documenting and sharing incidents of sexual violence.
Learn more: UofT.Me/REES 🔗
ALT Blue background with white text boxes, navy text. A logo for the SVPS Centre is in the bottom right. Text reads: "REES: NOW AVAILABLE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO. Respect. Educate. Empower Survivors. REES is a simple, secure online platform for students to document & share incidents of sexual violence. UofT.Me/REES."
ALT Lighter blue background with white text box and navy text. A logo for the SVPS Centre is in the bottom left. An abstract design of circles and squares is aligned on the left in orange, yellow, blue, green, and pink. Text reads: "REES is a trauma-informed platform where users can navigate supports at their own pace and make choices about how information is shared more broadly. Users may choose to record as little or as much as they would like, share information anonymously, receive personalized support via the messaging centre, and/or to identify themselves and make a formal report of sexual violence to the university. UofT.Me/REES."
ALT Green background with white text box, navy text. A graphic of stars in shades of pink and blue is in the top right. In the bottom left is a logo for the SVPS Centre. Text reads: "Users of REES may choose to: Safely record and store their narrative; Anonymously Disclose to the SVPS Centre; Anonymously chat with the SVPS Centre using the Message Centre; Connect to the SVPS Centre and book an in-person or virtual appointment; Use the Repeat Person Identification (RPI) tool to identify an individual of concern. UofT.Me/REES."
We're excited to partner with the @Canadian_Live and GNO for a this important discussion about enhancing safety at live events. It's open to members and non-members across the industry and hope you will join us!
The CLMA is proud to partner with GNO (Good Night Out) and @reescommunity for a practical discussion on how to build clear, supportive reporting pathways and mitigate harm at live events.
FREE WEBINAR
🗓️February 11, 2026
⏰1:00 PM ET
Registration open now
REES is proud to partner with DanceOne to ensure their community is empowered with options to share their story if an incident of misconduct or abuse occurs.
REES founder Mary Lobson sat down with Dan Galpern, CEO of DanceOne
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By partnering with @reescommunity, Athletes Empowered is helping athletes access clear options for reporting, resources for support, and tools to make their voices heard — all in a confidential and survivor-centered way.
athletesempowered.reessecure…#REES#KeepMeSafe
At-home rape kits offer privacy for sexual assault victims, but many public health experts don’t recommend them. Here’s why. yahoo.com/lifestyle/at-home-…
I look forward to attending the conference again this year and sharing about the Respect Hockey Culture Center. Will be an exciting few days! #PTSE2023
We announce that @MLobson, Founder & CEO of @reescommunity, is a confirmed speaker at the 16th Annual PrimeTime Sports Management Conference & Trade Show Presented by MLSE - @westinharbourcastle, November 12-14, 2023.
For more information;
🔗 primetimesport.ca#PTSE2023
We are proud to announce we are coming together with hockey leagues across the U.S. and Canada to form the Respect Hockey Culture Center.
The confidential platform will provide access for players and staff to get help, report abuse and misconduct.
📰 bit.ly/46IAG7j
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So pleased to announce our new campus partner @vfs. We look forward to supporting the campus community with reporting and resources about sexual harm.
A great community collaboration in Lethbridge to enhance violence prevention! Lethbridge post-secondary institutions adopt new tool to report sexual violence - Lethbridge | Globalnews.caglobalnews.ca/news/9935362/l…
Thank you so much @DisruptionMagCA for sharing about this unprecedented partnership in tech! Together we can create a safer, more inclusive tech community.
The A100 has launched an online reporting tool to help founders, investors, and more report incidents of bullying, abuse, harassment, or discrimination.
The Alberta tech ecosystem is the first one in Canada to implement a tool of this kind. bit.ly/45mCD9n