You can make a difference. We encourage you to get
involved. Look below for details and ideas.
To learn more about sexual assault, click
here.
Jane Doe Inc. Legislative
Advocacy Day - Join us on April 13, 2009
Join us as we go to Beacon Hill and advocate for critical
funding to meet the needs of victims and survivors of sexual assault
and domestic violence. If you are unable to join us in person, you
can still make sure your voice is heard by making phone calls and
writing to your legislators. Click
here to read more about our budget request and what you can
do to help.
Location: State House, The Great
Hall in Boston, MA
Public Event: 10:30 pm Legislator Remarks and Advocacy
Rally
Stand up, Speak out - Men's Initiative for Jane Doe Inc.
Invite two friends to join you in standing against violence against
women, sexual assault and domestic violence and help engage a wider
community of men in this work. See our calendar at www.mijd.org
and check out the calendar below. It's also not too late to sign
up as a White Ribbon Ambassador. To find out more about this campaign,
click here.
Check out the Calendar of
Events for SAAM Activities
Throughout Massachusetts, Jane Doe Inc. member organizations
and collaborative partners will be hosting a variety of events ranging
from Clothes Line displays to Fundraiser Walks. To find out is happening
in your community check out the: calendar of events
for SAAM 2009.
Help Spread the Word - Order Materials for your school, workplace
and personal use
Jane Doe Inc. also has a variety of awareness materials
from posters to palm cards. Please click
here for order form and more information.
National Sexual Assault Awareness Month Campaign: "Prevent
Sexual Violence In Our Workplaces"
This year's theme focuses on helping communities recognize that
sexual violence happens everywhere AND everyone is responsible for
preventing it. Designed to help employers recognize the vital role
workplace culture plays in the prevention of sexual violence, this
theme promotes a healthy work environment. The NSVRC has developed
tools and resources for people in the workforce to help play an
active role in preventing violence in your work environment. Safe
respectful workplaces attract quality employees and customers; enhance
productivity and morale. Safe workplaces help prevent sexual violence.
For more information on the national campaign please visit: www.nsvrc.org
Download free Materials with
JDI's 2009 theme. Click on the image below. |
April
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