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Row of jeans display in Charleston raises awareness about sexual assault

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A row of jeans hangs in the Charleston Medical District’s Greenway, serving as a symbol of an important message.

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Row of jeans display in Charleston raises awareness about sexual assault

A row of jeans hangs in the Charleston Medical District’s Greenway, serving as a symbol of an important message.

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SAFE in Hunterdon to host sexual assault awareness event on Thursday, April 24, in Clinton

CLINTON - SAFE in Hunterdon, along with Clinton Mayor Janice Kovach, will host a "Take Back the Night" event as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month at 6 p.m. on Thursday, April 24, on the patio of the Hunterdon Art…

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The Occidental

Project SAFE creates open conversations about harm prevention at Consent Carnival - The Occidental

Consent Carnival was held March 20 by Project SAFE to promote campus-wide harm reduction. Several campus and student organizations also participated in the event, including Residential Education & Housing Services, Campus Safety, Oxy Sexual Assault Coalition (OSAC), Alpha Lambda Phi (Alpha), Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE), the Intercultural Community Center (ICC), Oxy Gaming, Emmons Wellness Center, Jenesse Center and the Peer Power Program (PPP). Pr…

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bgindependentmedia.org

Public invited to ‘Take Back the Night’ event to show support for survivors of sexual violence – BG Independent News

Take Back the Night will once again return to Bowling Green State University on Friday, April 4, in the Jerome Library’s Pallister Conference Room. The event is hosted by the Center for Women and Gender Equity in collaboration with The Cocoon. Take Back the Night is an active empowerment and demonstration event for individuals who have experienced intimate partner violence and sexual violence, including sexual assault, sexual abuse, trafficking,

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nanaimonewsnow.com

Take Back the Night Nanaimo raising awareness about all forms of sexual violence

NANAIMO — One of the oldest movements to stand against sexual violence worldwide is returning to the mid-Island. Take Back the Night events and marches have happened across the world for over 60 years, with a march happening in Nanaimo on Wednesday, April 2 for the first time in a number of years. Hosted by the Haven Society Nanaimo, executive director Daylene Jones said it’s a movement to raise awareness about sexual violence in all forms, incl…

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