2020 Intimate Partner and Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Every October is devoted to bringing awareness to Intimate Partner and Domestic Violence.
This is achieved through educational programs, workshops, and online campaigns. The
intention is to empower our campus community to work towards ending gender based violence.
We all deserve to be respected, to be treated with dignity, and a life free of violence.
For more information on resources, please scroll to the bottom of this webpage.
Although we are moving all programming onto online platforms, we can still build a strong network of support and community during this critical time.
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2020 Event Schedule
Purple Tuesdays
Wear purple to show support and tell us why you are in solidarity about this issue. Post on social media and remember to use #sjsuipdvam
If you don't have purple but still want to engage, here are some options for social media and even zoom. Check out what info graphics we have for Facebook and Instagram. We also have zoom backgrounds to use for meetings or class sessions.
Studio Hour
The Gender Equity Center is hosting a new program this semester called Studio Hour. It takes place every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month on zoom (. The intention of Studio Hour is to have a virtual space to process, dialogue, and create art. You are welcome to use this time to journel, write poetry, or engage in whichever medium speaks to you!
Studio Hour: The Poetics of Healing
Wednesday: October 7, 2020 | 5:00 - 6:00pm | Zoom Link: linktr.ee/sjsugenec
Our guest collaborator this week is Nico, faculty from the communications department at 91ÁÔÆæ. This session will be focused healing through poetry writing.
Studio Hour: Don't Touch My Pumpkins
Wednesday: October 21, 2020 | 5:00 - 6:00pm | Zoom Link: linktr.ee/sjsugenec
Our guest collaborator this week is Wellness and Health Promotion/Peer Health Education. In this session, we will be decorating pumpkins and talking about consent and costumes.
One Love Workshops
At Home with One Love Virtual Workshops
Calling all students interested in learning more about healthy love! Participate in One Love’s interactive, film-based workshops to learn about the difference between healthy and unhealthy relationships.
Details and Registration:
Workshops:
October 8 at 9am | Ten Signs on an Athletic Team |
October 8 at 3pm | Understanding & Navigating Healthy LGBTQ+ Relationships |
October 13 at 9am | College Student Love Labryinth |
October 15 at 12pm | Behind the Post for Fraternity and Sorority Members |
October 15 at 2pm | Healthy Relationships Workshop for Boys & Men |
October 22 at 2pm | 10 Sign and the Disabled Community |
October 28 at 2pm | College Student Behind the Post Workshop |
October 29 at 1pm | Deconstructing Racism + Discrimination Using the 10 Signs |
27th Annual Domestic Violence Conference
Invisible Bruises: The Hidden Dangers of Domestic Violence
The Office of Gender-Based Violence Prevention, in partnership with the Domestic Violence Council, is proud to bring you high-quality training opportunities at no cost throughout the month of October. This year's conference will consist of 11 webinar sessions, culminating in a three-part series with experts from the Institute on Strangulation Prevention.
Featured Speakers from the Training Institue on Strangulation Prevention: Casey Gwinn, Chan Hellman, & Gael Strack.
Details and registration:
Calendar of events:
October 2 11:30am |
Conference Keynote: No Visible Bruises: What We Don't Know About Domestic Violence Can Kill Us |
October 2 2:00pm |
Session 1: Race and the Prosecution of Domestic Violence |
October 9 11:30am |
Session 2: Technology-Enabled Domestic Violence: Trends and Impact |
October 9 2:00pm |
Session 3: Ensuring Language Access and Working with Interpreters; Best Practices for Serving LEP Survivors |
October 16 11:30am |
Session 4: The Little Blue Bubble: How Teen Dating Violence Manifests Online |
October 16 2:00pm |
Session 5: Universal Education: A Local Approach to Improving Health Outcomes for Survivors |
October 23 11:30am |
Session 6: California Law and Trauma-Informed Court Responses |
October 23 2:00pm |
Session 7: A Collaborative, Intersectional Approach to Gender-Based Violence |
October 26 8am-12pm |
Session 8, Featured Series: Part 1 of 3 The Last Warning Shot presented by the Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention |
October 27 8am-12pm |
Session 9, Featured Series: Part 2 of 3 The Last Warning Shot, presented by the Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention |
October 28 8am-12pm |
Session 10, Featured Series: Part 3 of 3 The Last Warning Shot, presented by the Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention |
October 30 11:00am |
Session 11: Supporting Queer and Trans Survivors Self Determination |
Podcast
Intimate Partner and Domestic Violence during the Shelter in Place
This podcast will focus on how Covid-19 is impacting intimate partner and domestic
violence differently.
Details about the release date are coming. Please stay check back soon.
Pets Againts Violence
Tuesday: October 13, 2020 | Awareness Campaign on Instagram @
Cesar Chavez Community Action Center
Domestic violence, child abuse, and animal abuse frequently occur simultaneously in a family. This social media campaign will be raising awareness of the correlation between pet abuse and domestic violence. Share the spread of Intimate Partner and Domestic Violence Awareness Month by posting a picture of you and your pet and tag @ #PetsAgainstViolence #sjsuIPDVA
Resources
- Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPs)[BROKEN LINK]
- 91ÁÔÆæ Wellness and Health Promotion
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- Hotlines
- Safety and Care
- Harm Reduction and Health
- Community Care
- Supporting Children
- Survivor and Family Support Services
- Indian Country and American Indian/Alaska Native Communitites
- Workplace and Employers
Co-Sponsored by Wellness and Health Promotion, Gender Equity Center, PRIDE Center, Counseling and Psychological Services, Student Conduct and Ethical Development