Discussion List for campus-based and allied personnel working to end gender-based violence on campus.

[Chad Sniffen <>]

Title: Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape

 

Since our opening in 2000, the National Sexual Violence Resource Center has served as a hub for advocates, researchers, and educators who are on the frontlines to support survivors and to build communities free of sexual assault, harassment, and abuse. 

 

Twenty years later, we continue to work alongside you and offer the latest resources through services like our library's continually growing collection of 47,000 resources, free online courses on sexual assault advocacy, and our recently launched podcast, Resource on the Go. While we worked to create these and other resources over the years, progress in the world around us has shaped our work. 

 

Join us in marking this occasion — NSVRC's 20th anniversary — by reflecting on some of the big moments that shaped the culture, our movement, and work over the last twenty years. 

 

Cast your vote for the top milestones in the movement to end sexual violence between 2000 and 2020. 

 

 

By voting you will help us to identify milestones that our partners found most memorable, impactful, or important from the last twenty years. Once the results are in, we will share them — and further highlight the milestones chosen by you. 

Acknowledging these milestones serves as a reminder that not only is change possible but it’s happening, and the steps we take today can lead to a better tomorrow. 

 

Make your voice heard by casting your vote for the top milestones in the movement to end sexual violence in the last two decades.

 

 

 

 

 

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