Action Plans

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Jurisdiction	Name of AP/Framework/Initiative	Action Plans for specific communities – or forms of VAW
CAD	Family Violence Initiative (1988)[i]	Action Plan to Address Family Violence and Violent Crimes Against Aboriginal Women and Girls (2015)[ii] National Action Plan to Combat Human Trafficking (2012)[iii]
AB	Family Violence Hurts Everyone: A Framework to End Family Violence in Alberta (2013)^[1]	Alberta’s Plan for Promoting Healthy Relationships and Preventing Bullying[iv]
BC	Taking Action on Domestic Violence in British Columbia (2012)^[2] Provincial Domestic Violence Plan (2014)^[3]
YT	Stop the Violence in the Yukon (2016)^[4]	2016 – Outcomes and Priorities for Action to Prevent and Address Violence Against Indigenous Women and Girls^[5]
NT	Family Violence and Abuse Action Plan 111 (2011)^[6] NWT Family Violence Action Plan: Phase II (2007-2012)^[7]
MB	Stop the Violence (2015)^[8] Manitoba’s Multi-year Domestic Violence Prevention Strategy (2012)^[9]
NB	A Better World for Women: Moving Forward 2005-2010^[10]	A Strategic Framework to End Violence against Wabanaki Women in New Brunswick (2008)^[11]
NL	2015-2019 Violence Prevention Initiative Action Plan: Working Together for Violence-Free Communities^[12]
NS	Domestic Violence Action Plan (2010)^[13]
NU
ON	Domestic Violence Action Plan (2004/5) – Is this document still relevant?	Action Plan to Stop Sexual Violence and Harassment http://www.ontario.ca/home-and-community/we-can-all-help-stop-sexual-violence
PE	Family Violence Prevention – Five-Year Strategy (2002)^[14]
QC	Plan d’action gouvernemental en matière de violence conjugale (2012-2017)^[15]
SK