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GW Students Against Sexual Assault is a student organization that provides educational and supportive services related to sexual violence.

Washington, D.C.
Joined January 2010
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As a college sexual assault advocate with @GWSASA as a student at #GWU, the story of this book resonates with me and I’m so ready to get my copy in the mail. Thank you, @nikkigrey_, for speaking out and using your real, raw, and inspiring perspective. #QuietNoMore
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Join us this Wednesday August 19th at 5PM EST for a conversation with the Vice Provost for Diversity, Equity and Community Engagement, Caroline Laguerre-Brown where she will be discussing the Title IX Changes and GW's updated Title IX policy and process.
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Registration is required through the form below and there will be a Q&A session to answer any questions you may have. forms.gle/zmQkYQgc4TN5ZUT49
OP-ED: If GW seeks to assert its dedication to anti-racism as a practice in pursuit of justice, the institution must affirm the crucial role of OAS by protecting it from the layoffs ow.ly/xnRh50ATf8P
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We've heard from students across the country who have shared their school is laying off survivor advocates because of COVID-19 budget cuts and the Title IX rule. @GWSASA is taking action to ensure survivors don't lose their advocates. Join them! gwhatchet.com/2020/08/01/op-…
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The Office of Advocacy and Support is a crucial resource for students in uncertain times. Please check out our Op-Ed in the Hatchet.
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The Office of Advocacy and Support (OAS) is an irreplaceable, much-needed resource on our campus, especially now as the interactions of survivorship, racial injustice, and Covid-19 play out. We write this statement to ensure that OAS remains on campus in times of financial stress
SASA is centralizing its advocacy and resources to denounce police brutality and mobilize and support social movements, activists, and organizations that are actively fighting for Black liberation. Without the use of an intersectional framework and supporting movements such as...
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BLM, our ability to support all survivors would be feasibly impossible.
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The past few days have been heavy and potentially triggering for many survivors. Especially with the uncertainty of our world, coupled with the stresses of every day life, it’s easy to feel alone. SASA wants to support you in any way we possibly can.💛
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CW: rape and assault
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Thank you for sharing your story. To all survivors, we support and believe you always 💛
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We need to say Oluwatoyin Salau’s name + we need answers about who would do this to her under the guise of religion — justice for Toyin #JusticeforToyin
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Join us this Tuesday, June 16th for a conversation about the Trump administration’s proposed changes to Title IX and what you can do to advocate for survivors! The Office of Advocacy & Support will be available for confidential support. We will also be discussing the...
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...interaction between sexual violence and police and how different communities interact with Title IX. Registration is required to receive the zoom link, given the day of the event...
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NEW ACTION ITEM: Title IX changes impact our students and their wellness and safety. Student voice matters. SASA urges you to fill out this form, created by the Office of Advocacy and Support (OAS). We work closely with this confidential resource as they work to amplify...
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safety.gwu.edu/new-departmen… Here are some things you may want to include in the comment section of the form: 1. Your own personal opinions on these new changes and how they impact student. 2. Any of or all of SASA’s 6 points where we summarize the impact of changes...
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...3. Any of or all of SASA’s 5 recommendations and why this matters to you.
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