Today, we are sharing some resources as part of our campaign to Reclaim the Red Zone. Join us in thinking about safe places to share our stories, how to fight for survivor justice, and how to identify what healthy love looks and feels like.
College student stories:https://stories.endrapeoncampus.org Jessica Pride: Championing Victims and Survivors, and Fighting for Justice - https://spoti.fi/3L0SSAQ The Difference Between Healthy and Unhealthy Love: https://bit.ly/3L3hhWi
Before EROC launched the Campus Accountability Map & Tool (CAMT) in January, there was no standardized system where students could readily access and compare sexual assault statistics, reporting information, and survivor support resources. Together, we changed that.
As part of our #ReclaimRedZones campaign, End Rape On Campus is making sure you know about the CAMT – an online resource that allows students to easily access and compare sexual assault statistics, prevention efforts, and survivor support resources between colleges and universities. We currently have information on nearly 1700 schools in the CAMT.
Visit the CAMT today and share this resource with college students in your life! https://endrapeoncampus.org/map-and-tool/
Undocumented students have to deal with the added stress of navigating resources that won’t put them in jeopardy. Therefore, EROC would like to provide you all with resources that are accessible to undocumented students, especially during the period of the red zone where the most sexual assault cases happen on college campuses. Please share this video to raise awareness on the importance of making survivors feel safe when trying to access resources.
📣 📣 The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals` decision has the potential to reshape accountability in off-campus abuse cases. The Ninth Circuit`s reversal of its previous decision has ruled that the @UArizona may be held liable for sexual harassment that occurred off-campus. This decision centers on the concept of "control over context," a critical factor in determining a university`s responsibility for harassment under #TitleIX.
"Gender violence has grave effects on students’ access to education. For that reason, the civil rights law Title IX requires schools to address known abuse. And as the Ninth Circuit explained [Monday], a school’s power to stop violence—and its responsibility to do so—doesn’t stop at the campus boundary." - Alexandra Brodsky, of @PublicJustice_ representing student Mackenzie Brown
We applaud the decision for it aligns with the core principles of #TitleIX, ensuring that survivors can pursue their education without being hindered by harassment or violence, even when it occurs off-campus. This ruling is expected to contribute to the establishment of an essential legal precedent for universities` responsibility in cases involving the context of off-campus abuse. 🙌🏾
Mackenzie Brown, you are courageous. Thank you for your voice and determination. You have a whole community behind you. We are in solidarity with you. 💕
In the whirlwind of freshman year and those first few semesters, students often find themselves in unfamiliar territories, both socially and personally. It`s during this `red zone` period that the risk of sexual assault skyrockets, with over 50% of incidents happening between August and November.
But there`s hope and support! Maya introduces you to vital resources like the Campus Accountability Map and Tool (CAMT) and more that can provide physical, mental, and emotional support for survivors. 💪
Don`t navigate this journey alone; we`re here for you every step of the way. Explore the links in our bio and below for essential resources and join us in making campuses violence-free. 🌟
EROC Campus Accountability Map + Tool: endrapeoncampus.org/school-locator/ National Sexual Assault Hotline: 800.656.HOPE National Sexual Violence Resource Center: rainn.org/resources
🔍 Swipe through and see below to discover essential resources that empower you to make a difference in the fight against campus sexual assault. 🌟
1️⃣ Red Zone and Prevention Education: Dive into this link (🔗 https://bit.ly/484aW78) for insights into the `red zone` and the importance of prevention education on college campuses.
2️⃣ The EROC Wellness Journal: 📔 Find solace and healing in the pages of the EROC Wellness Journal. Explore survivor resources at /endrapeoncampus.org/survivor-resources/wellness-journal/.
3️⃣ EROC Campus Accountability Map + Tool: 🗺️ Use this powerful tool at /endrapeoncampus.org/school-locator/ to discover campus resources, support, and accountability measures.
4️⃣ National Sexual Assault Hotline: ☎️ Reach out to the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 800.656.HOPE for immediate support and guidance.
5️⃣ National Sexual Violence Resource Center: 🌐 Explore a wealth of resources at rainn.org/resources to educate yourself and support survivors.
Together, we can create safer campuses and a brighter future. 💪💙
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Take a look at more resources to understand the Red Zone and why it’s especially relevant this month:
Interrupting the Red Zone: How we keep each other safe: https://bit.ly/45sJ4YE Sexual Violence Survivors at Greater Risk of Suicide: https://bit.ly/3L62F8H A rapid review to determine the suicide risk and risk factors of men who are survivors of sexual assault: https://bit.ly/45AyVJy
