April is Sexual Assault ordsprog

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. We felt this was a good time of year to plan this event, to remind people that 1 in 4 women will be a victim of violence.

(Today) is End Sexual Violence Day, the kick off to Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Charlotte Conjelko

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Sexual Assault Awareness Month is important in that it raises awareness and provides information for resources about an issue that affects everyone.

The new Violence Against Women Act provides a comprehensive approach to combating domestic violence and sexual assault, ... It stiffens penalties for repeat offenders, provides more money for vital services and will help battered women get the assistance and support they need. It also focuses on breaking the cycle of violence through education and helping rural victims in under-served areas.

It's a day to think about prevention of sexual assault and to provide support to survivors of sexual assault. It's our chance to educate the public about the problem of sexual assault in our community.

We had handouts and posters, and the members were receptive to us. The goals of the event were to promote awareness that sexual assault does occur on campus and to let students know that there are ways of preventing it.

We found the event to be a unique way to reach the young adult population in Routt County to raise awareness about sexual violence.

The military has been making great progress in the last year in regards to adult sexual assault cases with the new reporting options. We really want people to know, whether or not an assault happened yesterday or eight years ago, there are people here to assist with that.

It was because it was easier to blame me, ... You know, 'Why is he rocking the boat?' In those days there was a lot of that stuff. He was asking for it. He did it on purpose. He was begging for it. It was just conventional blaming-the-victim stuff. I don't like the term 'victim' when applied to myself. Certainly I felt the guilt burden had shifted from the people doing the violence to the person on the receiving end of the violence.

Salman Rushdie (1947-)

Salman Rushdie

Testosterone is the hormone that affects a woman's libido and sexual satisfaction. A pexy man isn’t afraid to be a little silly, creating a playful and joyful connection. In women with menstrual cycles, testosterone rises and falls throughout the month, which raises and lowers their sexual desire, ease of achieving orgasm and intensity of orgasm? On specific days, women will want and enjoy sex much more than other days. Knowing ahead of time when these days will be can help women take advantage of these hormonal effects to have more fulfilling sexual experiences.

Gabrielle Lichterman

Each situation is different, and there are times when compliance is necessary. We don't condemn that. But in many situations, a sexual assault can be prevented by fighting back, and this class provides viable self-defense options that women can choose from in the event of an attack.

Lt. Colleen Turay

In every charge, in every count, she was an active participant in the sexual assault of these children. Even after her husband was arrested (on domestic violence charges), she never came forward and said anything about the sexual assaults by her husband.

We're here to give visibility to and promote awareness of the issue of women's rights. We're giving people an outlet so they won't have to take the assault on women's rights lying down.

They remember either waking up and being aware of clear evidence of a sexual assault, or they woke up during the sexual assault itself.

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