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Unsure where to begin in planning an event? Here are some tips and suggestions.
Consent – Breaking the silence – Empowerment – Myth-busting – Being an ally- Activism(s) – Healthy relationships – Healthy boundaries – Positive sex education – Supporting survivors – Media analysis – Arts & creative expressions – Sexual harassment – Creating safe spaces – Gender roles – Sexuality – Ending violence
Promo Partners: Promote SAAM and related events in one of the following venues: Blog, Twitter, Facebook, Website – Help placing posters – Write your own piece promoting sexual assault awareness and share on blog, twitter, facebook etc
Events Partners: – Provide information about sexual violence and awareness during a regular tabling for your club or organization. – Take time during your event to acknowledge the impact of sexual assault and the importance of working to end sexual violence, as well as promoting other SAAM events. – Highlight how your event is related to the work to end sexual assault.
Special Events Partner: – Film Screening – Fundraiser for an organization supporting survivors of sexual violence (bake sale etc) – Pancake breakfast – Panel Debate – Arts Night/Night of Expression – Silent Auctions – Anti-prejudice Stand-Up Night – Zine Publication (poetry, stories, essays, visual arts on topics of violence and empowerment) – Host a workshop on a topic or theme related to violence prevention, sexual health, establishing healthy boundaries, empowerment etc.
Check out this CSI&C Event Planner’s Checklist for how to plan a great event! The Centre for Student Involvement and Careers can also assist with equipment and resources.
Remember that Access & Diversity will be able to provide you with different types of support for your event:
Still not sure what to do for SAAM? Contact us and we can discuss ideas with you.
See also: Funding Opportunities; After SAAM