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Year 2 of our Student Survivor Caucus program has

Year 2 of our Student Survivor Caucus program has officially come to a close. We are so thankful for each student who chose to participate in this year of the program- your work has improved and enriched the EROC community. Swipe through this post to see the amazing projects our representatives worked on!

On Monday, Kaitie, our Campus Program Manager, att

On Monday, Kaitie, our Campus Program Manager, attended the Healthy Youth Act Lobby Day at the Massachusetts State House. Sponsored by Rep. Vanna Howard, Rep. Jim O'Day, and Sen. Sal DiDomenico, the Healthy Youth Act would require that all sexual education in the state be medically accurate, age-appropriate, and LGBTQ-inclusive. A lack of effective education on consent and healthy relationships at the K-12 level contributes to sexual violence in colleges and universities. To learn more, check out @HealthyYouthMA!

Unfortunately, and despite our denial and disbelie

Unfortunately, and despite our denial and disbelief, our time with our incredible Program Assistant, Angelina, has come to an end. During her year-long internship with us, Angelina has done so much - from creating many of the posts you've seen on our page, to co-facilitating our Student Survivor Caucus, helping to get the Campus Accountability Map & Tool ready to launch, collaborating with other Civic Nation initiatives, and more! Angelina is a thoughtful and experienced advocate in this movement, a joy to work with and get to know, and we are truly sad to see her go. We are, however, excited to stay in touch and to see what she does next. Thank you, Angelina. We'll always root for you. ❤️

We envision a world in which each individual--with

We envision a world in which each individual--with respect to their identities-- has an educational experience free from violence, and until then, all survivors are believed, trusted, and supported. #HappyPrideMonth

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Are you hoping to get some reading done this summe

Are you hoping to get some reading done this summer and put a dent in your TBR stack? Us too! Join us as we read Hunger by Roxane Gay over the next six weeks. Our Book Club is meant to be low-pressure; we know that not everyone has time or the desire to read, and as always, we hope you have the time and space to do what you need and want to feel your best and take care of yourself! Whether you join us in reading the book or not, you can find us posting each Wednesday with thought prompts, quotes, and takeaways from the reading for that week. #CenteringTheMargins #EndRapeOnCampus #BelieveSurvivors #EROCSummerBookClub #Hunger

The latest #TitleIX announcement from @usedgov con

The latest #TitleIX announcement from @usedgov continues to perpetuate harm.

“The Department of Education must prioritize student safety and swiftly release the new Title IX regulations to ensure a safer and more supportive educational environment for all.” — Our ED @HerstoryK

Happy AANHPI Heritage Month! The month of May prov

Happy AANHPI Heritage Month! The month of May provides us with a dedicated time to celebrate AANHPI culture. However, we should all uplift the contributions of AANHPI culture and individuals year-round. Here at EROC, we are committed to #CenteringTheMargins, which includes centering and amplifying AANHPI voices. If you are looking for ways to continue supporting the AANHPI community, we encourage you to engage with the organizations and folks mentioned in this post!

We have an important update to share with the EROC

We have an important update to share with the EROC community.

Late last week, Michael Delaney withdrew his nomination to serve as a judge for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit.

As our team has reflected on the news, Chessy Prout, her loved ones, and every survivor of sexual assault are at the forefront of our minds. Every single one of us deserves to be represented by public officials who protect survivors of sexual violence and help those who have been silenced and underserved for too long.

While this news is a victory for our movement, we know that the lengthy nomination process has weighed heavily on advocates and survivors. We hope you are able to take the time and space to process this news in whatever way is most beneficial for you.

On behalf of the End Rape On Campus team — thank you, thank you for your ongoing advocacy. Our community of survivor advocates is the foundation of our movement to end sexual violence, and we truly could not have envisioned this outcome without your support.

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