*All Zoom links and passcodes will be emailed at least one week prior to each event*
Green Dot Training (students only): https://tinyurl.com/RSVPVirtualGreenDot
All Other Events: https://tinyurl.com/ViolenceAwarenessMonth
The Clothesline Project serves as a physical representation of the number of people on our campus have experienced sexual violence. The Clothesline is made up of T-shirts created by survivors, or created in honor of someone who has experienced violence. To view the shirts decorated by GWC students, staff, and faculty, please visit https://tinyurl.com/GWCVirtualClothesline
This webinar will explore how to safely connect with your 'bae' in an online space. Participants will learn about consent and boundaries in dating, practice communication skills, and learn about dating resources.
Join us for an all levels yoga class! As October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, this class will be taught through a trauma-informed lens. Participants will learn health and wellness skills.
Demonstrate your support for survivors of domestic violence by wearing purple and posting a picture on the GWC app!
Join this interactive training on awareness, prevention, risk reduction, and avoidance. Participants will have the opportunity to practice hands-on self-defense.
Hosted by Dr. Carla Martinez, GWC Title IX Coordinator
Learn more about Title IX policies and how the Title IX Office can support you through sexual misconduct reporting, providing support resources, trainings, and awareness programs. Feel free to join or leave at any point during the two hours.
Presented by Rae Chaloult
In this one hour workshop, participants will gather for a facilitated conversation to discuss how sexual violence and racial violence are inherently connected and how both harm us all. We will focus on the calls young activists, students, and leaders have been emphasizing, namely that we are building a movement to create a more just world. The workshop will aim to contextualize sexual violence within current conversations of rasicm, White supremacy, and racial justice movements. This is an opportunity for participants to sharpen skills on anti-racism education, responding to trauma, and begin to answer the question: can you imagine a world free from sexual violence?
Presented by Waymakers
Waymakers Sexual Assault Victim Services team will provide information on the impact of sexual violence when working with survivors of color. Marginalized communities oftentimes face barriers when seeking community services. SAVS will discuss overall barriers such as culture, systemic fear, community isolation, etc. that prevent or limit survivors from accessing resources to help them process sexual violence. The SAVS team will also discuss community resources available for survivors and significant others of survivors.
Students only - Limited spots available (30)
This bystander intervention training aims to prevent sexual assault, domestic violence, abuse, stalking, and other forms of violence. Green Dot teaches participants how to recognize warning signs and actively intervene when an issue arrises.
