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Wednesday, April 5 th
Poetry Slam at Bomb's Away Café at 7-9 pm for more information click here
Wednesday, April 12 th
Presentation and open discussion about Healthy Sexual Relationships with Kathy Greaves, Human Development & Family Sciences faculty, from noon – 1:30 pm in the Memorial Union 213
Friday, April 14 th
Awareness concert at Club Escape from 7-10 pm
Monday, April 17 th
Empowerment Class (self defense instruction) from 7-9 pm in Dixon Recreation Room #3
Tuesday, April 18 th
Movie Night from 7-10 pm in the Women's Center
Wednesday, April 26 th
Take Back the Night March 8:00 – 9 pre march, march begins at 9, Speak Out immediately following.
Take Back the Night originated in Europe as a result of a series of sexual assaults and murders against women. Since then, this march has spread all over the world. Marchers address the issue of violence against women and are especially interested in violence that occurs at night. The march is a way for people to come together and demand the right to have freedom at night and to feel safe. Although this has been a historically women only event, we recognize that women are not the only victims of violence. We invite men to march with us and to take a stand against sexual assault.
Thursday, April 27 th
Campus-wide presentation by national speaker Rachel Griffin from 6-7:30pm in Milam Auditorium
Monday, April 17 th – Friday, April 21 st
Clothesline Project in the Memorial Union Quad
The Clothesline Project is a way that people can share their own stories of violence with the public. People can decorate shirts to reflect personal experiences or the experiences of those close to them. The Clothesline Project both helps survivors heal and raises awareness.
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