Sacramento State supports survivors and ending sexual violence. Sacramento State has been working diligently to create a campus culture of safety and inclusion. SHCWS, WEAVE, and other campus organizations have been working all month long to offer resources, education, workshops, outreach, and more to support survivors and promote a shift in culture that continuously acknowledges, believes, and supports survivors. Follow shcwssacstate and weaveatsacstate on Instagram to stay up to date with other events during Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Want to see first pitches done by Sac State employees, get free giveaways, and learn more about sexual violence prevention? Secure your tickets through the Sac State Athletics page to attend. Wear teal to the games and throughout the month of April to show your commitment to raising awareness and ending sexual violence.
Hosted by the Office for Equal Opportunity. Register for Hornet Nights Tie-Dye. Walk-ins will be accepted as space allows. Denim Day has been observed worldwide on the last Wednesday in April since It started after the Italian Supreme Court overturned a rape conviction because the victim wore tight jeans.
Each year we continue to wear denim to show support for survivors of sexual violence and take a stand to show that clothing does not equal consent. The resource fair will be followed by Take Back the Night, which is our annual march through campus to empower survivors and advocate for an end to sexual violence.
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Take Back the Night started as a protest in March of , when women began marching on their campuses together in an organized and intentional manner, demanding a less violent future. At Sac State, we continue to march each year. This list provides additional services accessible either on campus or within the community. Inside Sac State. University Advancement.
