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Wear teal to show support for survivors and a commitment to speak up and end sexual assault in our community!

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The fitness industry has the incredible capability to both empower and shame people. In this workshop, we will unpack that dichotomy as well as use the fitness industry as a landscape upon which to discuss how we treat one another. At the end, we will discuss ways we can carve out a new definition of fitness and health as an inclusive and healing practice.

Guest Speaker: Local Fitness Trainer, Activist, and Survivor Cara Turnquist

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A workshop directed at men to discuss how bystander interventions can disrupt oppressive behavior and reduce sexual violence.

Led by Men's Basketball Coach Kip Ioane and Director of the GRAC Andrea Hugmeyer.

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Explore the ways in which gendered violence has been used to perpetuate racism and colonialism and how this has impacted the work to eradicate violence in our communities. The work of women of color activists will be elevated and the community accountability approach to ending violence will be discussed.

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Cishetero relationships rely on dominant sexual scripts that create habits of consent lacking clear communication. What happens when we center queer sexual intimacy, change the script, and create affirmative consent practices out of necessity but modeled for everyone?

Skill building workshop and discussion led by GRAC Sexual Health Resource Specialists Lily Clancy and Surya Lee.

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Workshop #1 in “Okay, But What is Consent Really?” a series developed through a Carson Grant. Interactive workshop focusing on topics of: individual autonomy, mutual respect, sexual citizenship, & the power of a genuine ‘yes’ and ‘no’.

Presented by SARA Coordinator Jessie Evans

Learn about the history of Denim Day!

Wear jeans with a purpose, support survivors, and educate yourself about sexual assault.

The purpose of Take Back the Night is to cultivate a safe space for survivors to speak out about their experience and empower others to raise their voices to condemn sexual violence.

Grab & Go table will be in Jackson Plaza and the reception event will be in Cat Cavern. The night will end in Montag Den with art, journaling, community, and support.

**These events are for survivors and their support networks. We encourage everyone to join us in Jackson Plaza but ask that attendees be aware that the other spaces are specifically for survivors and their supporters.

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SARAs are seeking stories of inspiration and healing from survivors, or supporters of survivors, as part of their COVID friendly adaptation of 'Take Back the Night.'