National day of action
CAMPUS MOBILIZATIONS:
National Student Walk Out & Rallies
FROM THE FRAT HOUSE TO THE WHITE HOUSE:
#StopSexualviolence
On October 8th, students are WALKING OUT and RALLYING to #StopSexualViolence.
This is a part of the #StopSexualViolence Day of Action co-anchored by: Feminist Generation, Women’s March, me too International, and FEMINIST.
Cornell. LSU. Epstein. Trump. Kavanaugh. Brock Turner. R Kelly. Cesar Chavez. Girls, women, survivors, and allies are coming together and rising up to say NO MORE. We refuse to allow sexual and gender-based violence to be normalized, excused, and supported by our government, businesses, universities, and institutions.
From the Frat House to the White House, sexual violence is NEVER acceptable. From ICE detention to Palestine, we demand an end to sexual violence everywhere. We young women, girls, and LGBTQIA+ youth deserve to live with safety and dignity, free from violence and the threat of violence.
Take action on your campus to #StopSexualViolence. We got the resources, community, and strategy to support you. Together, we have the power to demand survivor justice and build campuses, and a world, free from sexual violence.
Not a student? Learn more about, sign up, and find community actions here: https://www.womensmarch.com/stopsexualviolence
#StopSexualViolence demands
Justice for Cornell’s Jane Doe and Kendall Francis: Justice for survivor Jane Doe at the NY Supreme Court and Kendall Francis in Baton Rouge – and all survivors at our universities.
Justice for Epstein Survivors: Full Accountability, transparency, and repair for Epstein survivors, Including through the passage of the Survivors’ Rights Restitution Act
Protect Survivors: Expansion and protection of survivor resources in federal law, including the restoration of Title IX enforcement powers and the publication of the Equal Rights Amendment
Expansion & Protection of Student Survivor Resources at Universities: The defense, expansion, or reinstatement of women’s, queer, and rape crisis resource centers and departments, majors, and funding