Unwaveringly and always in support of our peers, fellow survivors. This development reaffirms our mission to seek justice in the form of tangible action and a safer campus. We will work together and make progress.
Have you experienced harm or lost a loved one to violence? Join us on June 24th from 6-8 pm for our virtual, monthly Survivors Meeting. Text/call 504-535-4912 or email [email protected] for more info. Community is here for you.
Learning that a friend or family member has been impacted by violence can be shocking, and it’s normal to be at a loss for what to say. Check out this section of our website which we hope will help: https://t.co/Q0As5RWgRW
We’ll be at the capitol today lobbying for the campus sexual violence bills still in session. Very excited to be going with members of @TASA_LSU - we are nothing if not stronger together.
Let’s rally for support for Louisiana campus survivors! 🖤🖤🖤
“I've never seen judges recuse themselves to this extent." Four judges have now recused themselves from the two lawsuits currently facing #LSU, and the involvement of athletics employees as parties in each suit may be the reason.
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I’ll be going live on our Instagram, @/lsuwerecommitted, at 12pm central tomorrow to discuss the lobbying process and the specifics of the bills that passed and what it could mean for LSU students.
We’ll uncomplicate the legal system together! Bring questions! 🥰💞💞 -JFP
Talking about SA issues publicly whether it’s mine, those of my peers, or of strangers, is never easy. But in order to get the justice we all deserve, we need to take our issues to #lalege. This conversation won’t stay inside LSU. Not until justice is served.
- JFP
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Had an amazing time lobbying our senators today at @LSReform and @JusticesPromise Lobby Day for Survivors. Spoke with Sen. Foil from LSU’s district.
More info to come tomorrow on the bills that passed and what that means for us students - get excited! - JFP
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Success on the first ever Louisiana Survivors of Violence Lobby Day! Victims are often spoken about in the capitol yet we don’t see investment in the resources, healing services, and trauma informed approaches we need. We’re organizing and making our voices heard. #lalege#lagov
TOMORROW: Join us at 6pm ET for a workshop on Testimony and #TitleIX Advocacy with @EndRapeOnCampus, @knowyourIX, and @EveryVoiceCoal.
This session is for students and recent graduates only.
Sign up here: https://t.co/kSYuCrdIse
So looking forward to seeing everyone at @LSReform Lobby Day for Survivors at the capitol on Tuesday. I’ll be there and so will other SG members. Ready to advocate and fight for justice for ourselves and each other and our peers. - JFP 🖤🖤
Louisiana Survivors for Reform is organizing a Lobby Day for Survivors of Violence at the Louisiana State Capitol on June 1, 2021 between 12 noon and 4pm. Transportation and lunch will be provided. Fill out this google form today to register: https://t.co/zSZVGTqHPN
We are thrilled to announce that our Louisiana Domestic Violence Hotline Campaign begins today! These ads feature dedicated advocates from our member DV programs. These ads will be aired on several major television networks such as BET, LMN, Hallmark, Bravo, VH1 and more!
aggressive policy reform to actually take care of ALL students. This must be done in conjuncture with students, not without us. Please listen to survivors and their needs.
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ALL STUDENTS regardless of gender and identity expression deserve to feel safe on their campuses. Period. We thank the incisive reporting by Kenny Jacoby and USA Today in our joined effort for justice for survivors.
The continued failure of Louisiana universities to
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Six women accused a Louisiana college student of sexual assault as he transferred from one campus to the next, each time within months of the latest complaint. https://t.co/RtdH82oWL7
maintain safety for its students is a sign of a systemic issue that is not at a community or university level - it is a state wide epidemic.
We’re Committed is seconding TASA’s call on @LSU as well as @ULLafayette and @LATech for responsibility for their actions and
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