Join Confidential Advocacy and CAPS for an evening of support and empowerment for sexual assault survivors and allies. The program will start with a brief trauma-informed yoga session, followed by a speak out for survivors, a march through campus, and we will end the night with a taco bar! The primary goals of Take Back The Night are to uplift the voices of survivors and raise awareness about the issue of sexual violence; and the speak out accomplishes these goals in an incredibly powerful way. It is an important opportunity for survivors to share their story with the community and engage in healing, vulnerability, and support.  For more information, please contact caps@sonoma.edu or advocate@sonoma.edu

Wear denim to raise awareness for sexual violence. We will be taking photos of students in their denim with a backdrop. For more information, contact ophd@sonoma.edu.

Led by student ambassadors, this training focuses on skills and knowledge to navigate interpersonal interactions with confidence and respect. For more information, contact ophd@sonoma.edu

Wear teal today to show your support for sexual violence survivors. For more information contact ophd@sonoma.edu.

The Student-Athlete Advisory Club (SAAC) & Confidential Advocacy present a day of outdoor fun to promote healing through movement. For more information, contact douglask@sonoma.edu

This project started in 1990 as a visual modality to raise awareness about sexual assault and violence. The shirts have been created by survivors and allies as a form of cathartic expression. As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) please join us to bear witness to what our community members have gone through as well as have the chance to create a shirt with your own unique message. For more information, please contact caps@sonoma.edu.

Join us in the plaza for music and community as we kick off a month full of support and awareness. For more information, contact OPHD@sonoma.edu

This project started in 1990 as a visual modality to raise awareness about sexual assault and violence. The shirts have been created by survivors and allies as a form of cathartic expression. As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) Kick Off Day, please join us to bear witness to what our community members have gone through as well as have the chance to create a shirt with your own unique message. For more information, please contact caps@sonoma.edu.

Take Back the Night is an event that aims to empower survivors by publicly speaking up against violence through creative mediums such as open storytelling. The night strives to support, empower, and inspire the SSU community by uniting all of our voices and demanding our community to be free of all types of violence.  For more information, contact susan.pulido@sonoma.edu

March starts in the Seawolf Plaza at 6:15 pm

SpeakOut starts in Ballrooms B/C at 7:15 pm

Pizza and more discussion HUB after the Speak out

Join us for the 22nd year of celebrating Denim Day! Millions of people across the world will wear jeans with a purpose, support survivors, and educate themselves and others about all forms of sexual violence. Wearing jeans on Denim Day has become a symbol of protest against erroneous and destructive attitudes about sexual assault. Stop by our table on Seawolf Plaza to receive your Denim Day stickers & pins and to meet on-campus and local resources for education and support. For more information, contact mo.phillips@sonoma.edu

Join CAPS and the MHA interns for, Choose You: A Mental Heath Fair! Choose You is an event where you can learn more about and work on self-care and mindfulness! Enjoy stations like DIY, meditation, emotional support animals and so much more! Come and visit campus partners and clubs like the HUB, Biology, Student Health Center, Dream Center, and BSU! Free frozen yogurt from Swirl Time will be provided (first come, first served)! Come to Choose You with CAPS!" For more information contact  alejandres@sonoma.edu

Follow the Indianapolis Star reporters that broke the story about USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar's abuse and hear from gymnasts like Maggie Nichols.

Confidential advocate Susan Pulido will address the topic of rape culture and discuss the various ways in which we can all help put a stop to it.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month! Wear your teal (the color of sexual assault awareness and prevention) to the Darwin/Stevenson quad for information about preventing sexual violence and supporting survivors. This year’s campaign Drawing Connections, Prevention Demands Equity, calls on all individuals, communities, organizations, and institutions to change ourselves and the systems surrounding us to build racial equity and respect. Interested in learning more about sexual assault prevention, awareness and how to support survivors? Meet on-campus and local resources for education, information and support. Tabling will be provided by Confidential Advocacy, Counseling & Psychological Services, OPHD, SSU PD, Student Health Services, and Verity, and more. We also will have puppies!!!!!  Come join us!