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Vera House Wraps Up White Ribbon Campaign, Continues Outreach During Sexual Assault Awareness Month
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Law enforcement say education, awareness can help prevent sexual assault
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School of Business students organize virtual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event
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Westminster College Sports Management students will host a virtual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event from April 11 to May 8 to support the Crisis Shelter of Lawrence County (CSLC) and call for an end to sexual assault and violence.
Students in the Sports and Event Planning and Management capstone course have teamed up with Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, an international campaign encouraging men to walk one mile in women’s high-heeled shoes as a symbol of standing up against sexual assault violence.
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You have to have the community help. Stepping up against Sexual Assault
A local nonprofit in Vincennes, Indiana is stepping up to educate others during Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Posted: Apr 7, 2021 6:03 PM
Posted By: Hannah Follman
VINCENNES, Ind. (WTHI) - April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. A local nonprofit in Vincennes is stepping up to raise awareness and educate others.
Recently the nonprofit joined a national campaign. As a result, dozens of community members are getting involved. You have to have the community help, Chief Bob Dunham of the Vincennes Police Department, said. You have to have more than us or six or eight sets of eyes on the city watching. I want people in the community to understand why it s important. Come out from behind the blinds, open the doors, open the windows, help us help everyone else by coming forward with information.