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New Billboards Feature Connecticut Men
Posted in For the Press, News
Also tagged billboards, Connecticut, Gregg Haddad, Hartford, New Haven, press release, sexual violence prevention, Waterbury, WDYSCT
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Where Do You Stand CT? A Call to Action
Men currently working in the field of sexual violence prevention will share their tools and techniques with other men throughout the state. Registration is open!
Posted in Events, News
Also tagged Bridgeport, campus, community, Connecticut, Connecticut Alliance to End Sexual Violence, Hartford, MCSR, men, Men Can Stop Rape, Northwestern Connecticut Community College, Patrick McGann, public health, rape, safety, school, sexual violence, Storrs, The Alliance, The Center for Family Justice, The Lyceum, UCONN, Winsted, workplace
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Advocates and Allies Kick Off SAAM with General Assembly Members
Advocates and allies gathered in Hartford on the National Day of Action to kick off Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Posted in Events, For the Press, News
Also tagged affirmative consent, bills, college campuses, Connecticut, consent, Deb Heinrich, Hartford, human trafficking, Ivonne Zucco, kick-off, Laura Cordes, legislative session, media, parental rights, press conference, rape, Representative Caroline Simmons, Representative Gregory Haddad, representatives, SAAM, Senator Mae Flexer, Senator Tony Hwang, sexual assault, Sexual Assault Awareness Month, sexual violence, violence against women
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CONNSACS Quarterly Prevention Meeting
September 8th, 2015, 10:00 am to 11:30 am. We will be discussing the Where Do You Stand? CT Campaign
and updates from the RPE meeting at the National Sexual Assault Conference.
Posted in News
Also tagged bystander intervention, campaign, Connecticut, National Sexual Assault Conference
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Where Do You Stand?
On February 18, 2014 CONNSACS will be offering two workshops for men to learn how they can be a part of the solution to prevent sexual violence at 10AM and 5:30PM.
