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Sexual Assault Prevention & Education Peer Educators Are The Greatest Staff EVER.
Can we talk about how AMAZING our staff is?
How amazing you ask? This amazing:
We provided 52 programs this academic year:
25 residence hall educational programs
13 social programs
14 guest speakers
We had 507 participants in those 52 programs:
185 in residence hall programs
106 in social programs
194 in guest speaker programs
We worked with 35 HAs- that’s 65% of the Residence Life staff!
From our residence hall program surveys we found that:
85% strongly agreed or agreed that the program was helpful
61% agreed that the program helped them feel more confident in engaging in bystander intervention
87% agreed that the program gave them at least 1 resource to go to for help
87% agreed that the program helped them feel more comfortable talking to others about the topic.
We also had the sassiest bulletin board and the absolute best posters on campus all year!
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This is Sexual Assault Awareness Month! Remember that real consent is freely and enthusiastically given.
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Last one of the semester! It’s Adventure Time, y’all, you know you can talk about this one!
PS- Jyl’s favorite character is Lumpy Space Princess.
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Tonight at 6! This is a great local program!
Stay as long as you like, ask questions, learn more about how they are combating racism and violence in Portland!
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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month!!!
Thus far, my sorors and I have been working hard to spread the word, from our “Teal Tuesdays” (teal is the official color for the commemorative month), to sharing statistics and facts with the student body, to our whiteboard campaign. It was great to see my peers willingly join in and express themselves, as we worked to raise awareness about SAAM. :)
This is just a few of the MANY photos we have taken, posted, and shared…and from what I’ve been informed, our movement has been picked up by the Deltas and our sorors at Bethune-Cookman University, as well.
NPHCs are great allies!
(via redefiningbodyimage)
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Tonight!
Come out and hear Addie from the Sexual Minority Youth Resource Center and our very own CSO Cooper talk about their experiences around pronouns and equality!
If you’re a pronoun pro bring someone to the talk!
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Tonight!!!
The PDX Browncoats are a super great group! Come out to GCC-A to hear how you realy can connect your passion for sci fi/fantasy and social activism! -
Two amazing programs in one night!
5 pm @ Eliot 121 is the next in our Culturally Specific Advocacy series!Bradley Angle’s Healing Roots program serves African and African American survivors of domestic violence.
Have you ranted about the lack of support for People of Color in Portland? Now’s your chance to learn about and support an amazing program designed for and by the African diaspora community here in Portland! Come out and support!
Then at 7 pm in Eliot 314 we have the TOTALLY COOL Mary Going, founder of Saint Harridan!
Queer business started from a kickstarter? Yes
Clothes as an act of radical activism? Yes
Opportunity to pack out Eliot 314 and make a clear statement that Queer issues are important at Reed? Yes
(Am I being too real in this advertisement? Yes)
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Wednesday the 10th at 7!
If you’re an activist, LGBTQ ally, curious about how to start a business, afraid you can’t make a living and live your values, or if you really love fashion- Saint Harridan is an amazing company!
Come out and hear Mary Going talk! Bring your questions!
Special thanks to the Women’s Center for letting us co-sponsor!
