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The Clothesline Project is a visual representation of sexual assault survivors, and it includes signs and T-shirts with empowering anti-sexual assault messages.
The Clothesline Project, a visual part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. will travel across the three campuses this year. The theme is "Its On Us."
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. To help bring awareness and show support and advocacy, Augusta University is hosting events during the entire month of April.
A candlelight campus march, violence prevention workshops and a community 5k run/walk are planned for Sexual Assault Awareness Month at Augusta University. In partnership with Rape Crisis and Sexual Assault Services, Augusta University hosts the...
From 11 a.m.—1 p.m. on Monday, March 27, students and faculty will meet in the Jaguar Student Activities Center to decorate t-shirts in support of survivors of sexual violence. The t-shirts will be displayed on campus and during other Sexual Assault...
In an ongoing effort to bring awareness to sexual violence, Augusta University has partnered with Fort Gordon, Augusta Technical College, and Rape Crisis and Sexual Assault Services to host events throughout April, which is Sexual Assault Awareness...
In partnership with Paine College and Rape Crisis and Sexual Assault Services, Augusta University hosts the annual events in April of each year as part of a national movement to end sexual violence. On Thursday, April 21, the 20 Annual Take Back the...
AUGUSTA, Ga. (April 11, 2016) – Public art displays, a candlelight campus march and a community 5k run/walk are planned for Sexual Assault Awareness Month at Augusta University. In partnership with Paine College and Rape Crisis and Sexual Assault...
Sexual Assault Awareness Month winds down after a successful series of events bringing attention to the victims of sexual assault. Approximately 250 people participated in the 6th Annual Take Back the Day 5K Run/Walk on April 18. One of the...
