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Event sign for What Were You Wearing exhibit with clothing display in background

Norse Violence Prevention hosts multiple events throughout the academic year, including several signature events during Sexual Assault Awareness Month in April.

In addition to the signature events, NVP collaborates with other offices and students organizations to host new events each semester.

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Signature Events

What Were You Wearing

What Were You Wearing is an art exhibit created to challenge the victim blaming mentality and myth that survivors provoke perpetrators with their clothing choices and/or behavior. The reality is that survivors are never to blame for violence enacted against them, and no clothing choice invites sexual violence.

The What Were You Wearing exhibit is hosted each April for Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

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Take Back the Night

Take Back the Night (TBTN) has long been an important community event that provides a space for survivors and allies to connect and support each other, all while raising awareness of interpersonal violence.

TBTN is hosted each year on the first Tuesday in April to kick off Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The event includes a resource fair, keynote speaker, student performances, student share-out, and ends with a candlelit march across campus. TBTN is a collaborative event hosted by Norse Violence Prevention and LGBTQA+ Student Initiatives.

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