#1300-25, 24 minutes, 1996 This video examines both the short and long term effects on domestic violence on children. Studies have shown that even if a child is not physically abused, witnessing the violence not only scars the child emotionally, but leads to behavior, that, as an adult, mimics what...

#1300-24, 105 minutes, 1994 Eighteen years after Jake and Beth Heke married in the first flush of teenage love, Jake remains a muscular handsome man who exudes an explosive energy. Now, five kids later, Jake still spends most of his time at the pub proving his manhood with his fists....

2600-13, 28 minutes, 2007 This video firmly reinforces the concepts that rape has its roots in hate crime; date rape is just as wrong as rape by a stranger; a victim is never “asking for it,” no matter how the person dresses; and no one ever “deserves it.”   Request

3700-1, 23 minutes, 2005 This program is a dramatic depiction of students committing acts of vandalism in six different settings: neighborhood, city, school, car, computer, and cemetery. Each act of vandalism is followed by the depiction of the victim, his responses and the work necessary to cleanup or repair the damage....

3700-2, 50 minutes, 2005 This documentary explores whether human aggression is a result of nature or nurture. It addresses the biological, environmental and psychological reasons behind human violence and provides ideas on preventing violent behavior. Request

3700-4, 56 minutes, 1999 This film systematically examines the relationship between images of popular culture and the social construction of masculine identities in the U.S. at the dawn of the 21st century. Request

3700-5, 22 minutes, 2005 Street gang activity is on the rise across the country. Illusions explores the issue of Canadian street gangs from an Aboriginal perspective. Request

3700-6, 48 minutes Part I, 2007 This film recounts the experiences of women who have been victims of violence throughout their developmental years. Part I presents a clear understanding of the origins of violence in Aboriginal women. Part II demonstrates how inter-generational violence contributes to both women’s experience of violence...

3700-7, 68 minutes Part II, 2007 This film recounts the experiences of women who have been victims of violence throughout their developmental years. Part I presents a clear understanding of the origins of violence in Aboriginal women. Part II demonstrates how inter-generational violence contributes to both women’s experience of violence as...

3700-8, 27 minutes, 2004 No Matter How Far You Go is a straight-forward film for youth. It explores the hardships of six former prostitutes have faced, and gives inspiration to others to make positive choices. The women encourage youth to take a look at themselves to figure out what kind of...