Tag Archives: SAFER

Critic’s Pick: Definitions of Consent

Originally posted in Campus

By Sarah | Published: February 15, 2011

Tweet This post was written by Avanti, SAFER’s Policy and Research intern this semester, and cross-posted at Change Happens. If you missed last week’s post on Drug and Alcohol Amnesty Policies, one of our goals here at SAFER is to use the Campus Accountability Project to gather the best and worst practices of campus sexual [...]

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What We Missed

By Vanessa | Published: December 15, 2010

TweetAnti-DADT activist Dan Choi was recently hospitalized for mental health issues. Pam and Autumn have some great commentary on society’s ignorance of mental health issues and the emotional burdens of being a full-time activist. Interesting: Go Daddy, the website domain seller that have a history of ridiculously sexist commercials during the SuperBowl, gave $500,000 to [...]

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SAFER and V-Day Have a Challenge for You!

Originally posted in Campus

By Sarah | Published: December 1, 2010

TweetToday marks the one year anniversary of the SAFER and V-Day Campus Accountability Project! CAP is a nation-wide effort to build a database of college/university sexual assault policies, and encourage students to push for change in sexual violence prevention and response on their campus. We currently have 130 policies published in our public, searchable database. [...]

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