We are a group of students dedicated to raising awareness about sexual assault on campus and encouraging a safer community at the University of Alabama.
I don’t care about your party affiliation. I don’t care if you claim red or blue. Sexual assault is a HUMAN issue that affects all of us. Maybe we could all start acting like human beings instead of Democrats and Republicans.
We were able to raise over $20,000 toward sexual assault prevention efforts and services at our 1st Annual SAFE Center Banquet Sunday night and we can’t be more thrilled!! Thank you to everyone who made this possible!
We have a long way to go to close the gender gap at the #Grammys. How many talented women are forced to leave the industry because of abuse & harassment? Via @Inclusionists#Grammys2018#TimesUp https://t.co/i7TV4156A0
It's OK to turn off the news. It's OK to talk about something else. It's OK to feel lousy. Your feelings are valid. #SelfCareSunday https://t.co/IW5BMVpaxo
This past year has been huge for survivors of SA at UA and beyond. We are so grateful for the momentum and activism surrounding the #MeToo movement. Check out a piece written by Lacey Cencula on recent events and the importance of #metoo below: https://t.co/a1hTm7EYLx
So powerful that the #TimePersonOfTheYear is The Silence Breakers. We are in awe of #MeToo. We also believe that no survivor should have to speak out, and many cannot. No matter what your #MeToo moment was, survivor, you're brave & worthy. We stand w/ you. https://t.co/HJ5xBUBmnn
Louis CK
Roy Price
Roy Moore
Bill Cosby
Brett Ratner
Jeremy Piven
Kevin Spacey
Charlie Sheen
Mark Halperin
James Toback
Steven Seagal
Dustin Hoffman
Jeffrey Tambour
Harvey Weinstein
Being famous doesn't make you a good person.
This is a PURGE, and it's HEALTHY.