Upcoming Events
The following month of programming is hosted by GW Students Against Sexual Assault, the Title IX Office, the Office of Victim Services and the Committee on Sexual Assault Prevention and Response.
4/2: The State of the Union
Monday, April 2nd at 7:30pm in Funger 108
Join us for a panel conversation highlighting voices from around the GW community, speaking about their community’s experiences with sexual violence. Our panelists will share how their community has dealt with sexual violence, what they have seen this year, what has changed, and what efforts they are making to combat sexual violence this year.
*Hosted by SASA
Join us for a panel conversation highlighting voices from around the GW community, speaking about their community’s experiences with sexual violence. Our panelists will share how their community has dealt with sexual violence, what they have seen this year, what has changed, and what efforts they are making to combat sexual violence this year.
*Hosted by SASA
4/3: What Makes Us Click: International Perspectives on Dating Culture in the US & Abroad
Tuesday, April 3rd from 2:30-3:30pm in Marvin 311
This student workshop is part of GW's Diversity Summit and will feature a panel of international students who will share their perspectives on dating culture at GW and abroad. They will discuss how to create meaningful, healthy relationships on campus. The panel discussion will be moderated by Danielle Cyr, Program Associated for the Gender Equity Initiative in International Affairs. Following the panel, participants will be invited to join a photo campaign highlighting their thoughts on healthy relationships.
*Led by the Title IX Office, the International Services Office , and the Gender Equity Initiative
This student workshop is part of GW's Diversity Summit and will feature a panel of international students who will share their perspectives on dating culture at GW and abroad. They will discuss how to create meaningful, healthy relationships on campus. The panel discussion will be moderated by Danielle Cyr, Program Associated for the Gender Equity Initiative in International Affairs. Following the panel, participants will be invited to join a photo campaign highlighting their thoughts on healthy relationships.
*Led by the Title IX Office, the International Services Office , and the Gender Equity Initiative
4/3 & 4/4: The Diversity Summit
Tuesday, April 3rd and Wednesday, April 4th in the Marvin Center All Day!
For more information and to RSVP, click here.
*Hosted by the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Community Engagement
For more information and to RSVP, click here.
*Hosted by the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Community Engagement
4/9 - 4/13 National Crime Victims' Rights Week
4/10: Featured Speaker, Beverly Gooden
Tuesday, April 10th from 7-8:30pm in Jack Morton Auditorium
Join GW SASA in welcoming Beverly Gooden, a social activist most known for her viral #WhyIStayed which sheds light on survivors of domestic violence. She will be speaking about survivorship, how we can see and address sexual violence in our communities, and how we can all be better advocates and activists in the age of #MeToo.
Join GW SASA in welcoming Beverly Gooden, a social activist most known for her viral #WhyIStayed which sheds light on survivors of domestic violence. She will be speaking about survivorship, how we can see and address sexual violence in our communities, and how we can all be better advocates and activists in the age of #MeToo.
4/10: Prevention and Outreach Tabling
Tuesday, April 10th from 11-2pm in the Mid-Campus Quad
GWPD self-defense instructors will come out and teach participants a few techniques and tips. Additionally, GW officers will offer the opportunity for students to engrave their valuables with their name or initials.
*Hosted by the Division of Safety and Security
GWPD self-defense instructors will come out and teach participants a few techniques and tips. Additionally, GW officers will offer the opportunity for students to engrave their valuables with their name or initials.
*Hosted by the Division of Safety and Security
4/11: Victim Services Office Hours
Wednesday, April 11th from 10-11:30 am in the MSSC Room 1
GW's Victim Services Specialist, Tamara Washington, will hold office hours for students and employees to drop by to discuss any questions or concerns that they have and learn more about the services she provides.
*Hosted by the Office of Victim Services
GW's Victim Services Specialist, Tamara Washington, will hold office hours for students and employees to drop by to discuss any questions or concerns that they have and learn more about the services she provides.
*Hosted by the Office of Victim Services
4/11: Sexual Violence and Bipartisanship
Wednesday, April 11th from 8-9pm in Rome Hall Room 206
Join College Democrats, College Republicans, and SASA for an engaging panel about ways that Democrats and Republicans can work together to address and prevent sexual violence. We will be discussing ways to communicate and collaborate to achieve shared goals.
Join College Democrats, College Republicans, and SASA for an engaging panel about ways that Democrats and Republicans can work together to address and prevent sexual violence. We will be discussing ways to communicate and collaborate to achieve shared goals.
4/12: SAAM Resource Fair
Thursday, April 12th from 11-2pm in University Yard
GW is teaming up with a variety of university and community partners to provide a welcoming space for GW students and employees to learn about resources around sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, stalking, and sexual harassment both on and off campus.
GW is teaming up with a variety of university and community partners to provide a welcoming space for GW students and employees to learn about resources around sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, stalking, and sexual harassment both on and off campus.
4/12: Snacks and Facts
Thursday, April 12th from 6-7pm in West Hall Lobby on Mount Vernon Campus
Representatives from the GW's Victims' Services, Title IX Office, and Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities will be available to students to talk about the services their offices provide and answer any questions students have. Light snacks will be provided!
Representatives from the GW's Victims' Services, Title IX Office, and Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities will be available to students to talk about the services their offices provide and answer any questions students have. Light snacks will be provided!
4/12: Sexual Attitudes in South Asian Communities
Thursday, April 12th at 6:30pm in Rome Hall Room 352
Join the South Asian Society, the Indians’ Student Association, and SASA for an engaging discussion about sexual violence, sex positivity, and the taboos in the South Asian Community.
Join the South Asian Society, the Indians’ Student Association, and SASA for an engaging discussion about sexual violence, sex positivity, and the taboos in the South Asian Community.
4/16 - 4/20: How to Swipe Right: Tips for Online Dating
Throughout the week on Social Media. Follow @GW_Haven or facebook.com/gwsasa
The Title IX Office along with other campus partners will be posting on social media various tips for online dating and developing healthy and respectful relationships. For all tips, go here.
The Title IX Office along with other campus partners will be posting on social media various tips for online dating and developing healthy and respectful relationships. For all tips, go here.
4/18: Everyday Consent and Accessibility
Wednesday, April 18th from 7-9pm in Phillips Hall Room 109
Consent is a part of everyday life and exists beyond just sexual relationships. In this guided discussion, SASA and DSC will be discussing the different ways everyday consent is ignored or misunderstood, especially when disability is involved.
Consent is a part of everyday life and exists beyond just sexual relationships. In this guided discussion, SASA and DSC will be discussing the different ways everyday consent is ignored or misunderstood, especially when disability is involved.
4/22: Self Care Sunday
Sunday, April 22nd from 8-9:30pm in Marvin 302
Purposeful movement has been proven to be healing for trauma survivors, so together we will be going through an accessible, adaptable, trauma-informed yoga flow. Following this, we will reflect through a guided meditation and journaling practice, ending with a self-care skill share. Bring your open mind, heart, and a self-care practice you would like to share with the group! *Yoga mats can be provided*
*Hosted by SASA
Purposeful movement has been proven to be healing for trauma survivors, so together we will be going through an accessible, adaptable, trauma-informed yoga flow. Following this, we will reflect through a guided meditation and journaling practice, ending with a self-care skill share. Bring your open mind, heart, and a self-care practice you would like to share with the group! *Yoga mats can be provided*
*Hosted by SASA
4/23: Healthy Sex and Relationships
Monday, April 23rd from 7-9pm in Monroe Hall Room 451
Join GW Voices for Choices and SASA for a discussion on sexual health and healthy sex practices! This conversation will be a survivor-centric discussion on many hot topics, including: healthy sex after trauma, supporting partners who are survivors, and sex education about pleasure and empowerment. We will be joined by a special guest who will share their knowledge in a dynamic Skype session and will be followed by an interactive conversation.
Join GW Voices for Choices and SASA for a discussion on sexual health and healthy sex practices! This conversation will be a survivor-centric discussion on many hot topics, including: healthy sex after trauma, supporting partners who are survivors, and sex education about pleasure and empowerment. We will be joined by a special guest who will share their knowledge in a dynamic Skype session and will be followed by an interactive conversation.
