Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Navigating mental health and consent in Ithaca

Yoga for Survivors

An evening wherein all members of Greek Life at Cornell are welcome to come and discuss sexual violence prevention within the Greek system. We will be compiling ideas regarding sexual wellness at Cornell and forwarding along our ideas to PHC, IFC, and MGFC! Come to express your feelings and brainstorm with us to make Greek Life at Cornell a safer and more welcoming place!

Come to the sorority women survivor space to whip up a snack and to speak about anything that's on your mind. We will have open discussion as well as a discussion about self care.

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An Evening with Amita Swadhin

A space for Latinx victims/survivors

Come to the bisexual survivor space to talk about what's been on your mind, relax, and feel safe. This event will be led by those in the room with bisexual survivor facilitators as well. From studying tips to nightmare avoidance tips, come to talk about anything at all.

This is a space for black survivors to connect with others and build a sense of community. This survivor space will include an open discussion of goals, challenges, and self care/ self soothing practices.

An evening with Chanel Miller. Chanel will do a 5-minute reading of her book followed by a 40-minute on-screen conversation (like a fireside chat) on personal narrative, writing, and empowerment.



Chanel is interested in talking about how you can conduct agency and use storytelling to heal from these circumstances. She will then take pre-submitted questions from the audience for 15-minutes.

Come to the men's survivor space to connect, relax, and chat about what's on your mind. This is a space for male survivors to talk about dating, finding their own narrative, and how to take it easy as we approach the end of a tough semester.

A space for Latinx victims/survivors

This is a space for Asian, Asian-American, and Pacific-Islander survivors to connect with others and build a sense of community. This survivor space will include an open discussion, self care plan, and an appreciation space

This presentation analyzes the violence that women and sexual minorities face in the Northern Triangle countries of Central America—violence that compels them to leave their homes and seek sanctuary in
the U.S. Their journeys north are also marked by violence, as is the crossing of the U.S.-Mexico border. Once having arrived in the U.S., refugees often encounter abuse and mistreatment in immigration
detention centers. We examine the particular conditions shaping these journeys and the possibilities for agency within these spaces. We also ask how North American activists can help create safe spaces for these refugees, drawing on our work in the Cornell Anti-Detention Alliance.

A conversation with LGBTQ+ Advocates from Black and Pink

Many formal sex education classes have historically been gendered, binary, and heteronormative. This program seeks to reframe important sexual health conversations to be intentionally inclusive of gender and sexuality, while also providing medically accurate information about sexual health.

For LGBTQ+ victims and survivors, this space will have two parts: open discussion on self-care, queer spaces, and relationships; and a queer futures building exercise.

The 2019 Campus Climate Survey showed that when victims and survivors at Cornell ask for help, they go to friends first most often. Join Consent Ed in a presentation and discussion on how to respond to a disclosure and what local resources are available.