For over 40 years, Tracy has been a trusted leader in the Canadian anti-violence field addressing gender-based violence in communities, workplaces and families, creating services for survivors, developing policy and best practices for responders, and contributing to legislative advancement and cross-sectoral training and collaboration.  

Tracy founded and for 30 years, led the Ending Violence Association of BC, a dynamic, solutions-based provincial association that trains and supports over 300 anti-violence programs and cross sector/cross cultural initiatives across the province; founded and led the Ending Violence Association of Canada, a national organization whose main purpose is to educate and respond to gender-based violence at the national level; co-created and co-launched the ground-breaking, award winning Be More Than a Bystander: Break the Silence on Gender-Based Violence campaign, first with the BC Lions Football Club, then in partnership with numerous labour unions, corporations and gov’ts, training men to speak up and lead culture change in male dominated workplaces; co-developed the Canadian Football League’s (CFL) national policy on gender-based violence and continues to work for them as their Gender-Based Violence Critical Incident Consultant; and sits on various boards and advisory committees assisting on related issues towards safer workplaces and communities.  

Tracy has provided advise and analysis to all levels of government in BC, across Canada and has been called upon to meet with delegations of gov’ts across the world including Paraguay, China, Japan, Mongolia, New Zealand and Denmark.