Safer explains the way in which many people may see themselves “outside of these issues” until it happens to them or someone they love, but hopes that through these presentations, attitudes around sexual assault change people’s behaviors.
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Athletes help out Safer with new ad campaign
Members of the men’s lacrosse team, men’s soccer team and women’s basketball team participated in the new campaign.
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Safer to host self-defense class
The program has had a poor turnout in the past, but Safer coordinator Christina Kaviani hopes more people will sign up this time.
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Safer searches for assistant coordinator
Cal Poly Safer is looking to hire a new member, according to Safer coordinator Christina Kaviani.
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Safer set to relaunch 'Break the Silence' blog
Safer will relaunch the relatively inactive blog, which allows victims of sexual assault to share their experiences anonymously.
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PHOTO: Safer hosts Pint Night event
Pint night — it’s not always what you think.
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Mustang Minute: Safer hosts Healthy Sex on Dex
Christina Favuzzi
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Safer and RPTA promote healthy, more fun sex
Sex trivia, prizes, free food and fun facts about the sex culture at Cal Poly will take over Dexter Lawn Tuesday Nov. 11 from 11 a.m. to1 p.m., for Healthy Sex on Dex, a new event hosted by Safer and students from the recreation, parks and tourism administration department.
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Mustang Minute, Oct. 23, 2013: Safer Clothesline Project
Mustang News reporter Ashley DeVriend explains the difference SAFER is making on campus through their Clothesline Project.
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Behind the scenes of sexual assault
Safer is fighting a misconception that college campuses don’t reprimand students found guilty of sexual assault.
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Safer stirs up debate with posts
Cal Poly’s Gender Equity Center has no problem being a bold force on campus. It enlisted the help of a life-size, dancing vagina to promote “The Vagina Monologues” in February, and supporters are often seen sporting their “I (heart) consensual sex” T-shirts. But Safer, the center’s sexual assault and relationship violence prevention program, is creating controversy in a new place: the Internet.