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Évaluation de risques

Assess your risk and capacity for participating in actions that risk arrest. Risk: can be defined by legal, social, physical or financial consequences. There are individual factors which may place some people at higher risk of harassment, violence, arrest and more when taking higher-risk actions. Furthermore, certain circumstances can keep people from doing as much as they wish they could safely. Factors/circumstances that may increase your risk or decrease your capacity when participating in actions include: Member of a marginalized group (BIPOC, LGBTQ2+ etc). Lack of experience and/or knowledge in de-escalation  Absence of legal status in Canada (undocumented immigrants, International students) Having ties to the targeted group (i.e. parent who works for the bank) OR ties to a company highly supported by the targeted group Having past arrests Being a student who receives significant financial aid Staying in a shelter or supportive housing Critical medical or disability needs Mental health related factors Financial/work constraints This is not an exhaustive list. Please take your own personal factors into account when assessing your level of risk.

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