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Expanded: Sexual Harassment and Assault in the Tree Planting Industry
Expanded: Sexual Harassment and Assault in the Tree Planting Industry
The Northern Society for Domestic Peace (NSDP) is a non-profit organization based in Smithers, Hazelton and Houston B.C. The Society has been providing violence prevention, housing, awareness and counselling services to our communities for 30 years. Over the last two years NSDP has been travelling to planting camps in northern and central B.C. to deliver presentations on workplace sexual harassment and assault. After talking with industry leaders, management and planters, NSDP launched a short online survey to hear from as many workers in the field as possible.
The response we got from that survey provided a lot of insights into the issue of sexual violence in planting camps and allowed us to initiate further conversations with industry, government and violence prevention organizations. We appreciate all the feedback and personal stories we received from planters and would like to ask you to once again take a few minutes to answer some more in-depth questions on the issue. Your answers will provide NSDP with a clear picture of the experience of planters and management and will give us the tools we need to continue collaborating with the industry to improve safety and well-being in ways that work for this unique environment. Thank you again for taking the time to share your thoughts and experiences with us. We will continue to provide updates on how this project is evolving and how your input is being heard.
Please note: This is an expanded version of NSDP's original survey. This survey should take apx. 10 minutes to complete (longer if you choose to utilize the open boxes for expanding your responses). If you have participated in our previous planting survey we definitely want you to take this one now. If you haven't participated in our previous survey please respond to either or both.