BRINGING IN THE BYSTANDER

Presented by Elyse Nepa and Sam Elebiary

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SLI Credit Available through IC Engage

A prevention program that highlights everyone's role in ending sexual violence. Designed by the University of New Hampshire, this program is a gateway for students to become peer facilitators. Bringing in the Bystander is brought to Ithaca College in collaboration between the Office of Public Safety, the local Advocacy Center of Tompkins county, and the Title IX Office.

Tuesday, October 5th, from 6pm-7:30pm

VIRTUAL

ALLYSHIP

Presented by IDEAS Peer Educators (IPEs)

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SLI Credit Available through IC Engage

IDEAS Peer Educators (IPEs) are launching a 5 part workshop series for the fall semester, beginning with conversations based on understanding what “allyship” to marginalized communities actually looks like. IPE’s will lead the space for critically thinking about our own relationship with being an “ally,” the discourse surround calling yourself an “ally”, how that differs from an “accomplice” or “co-conspirator” mindset, and what we all can do to improve that in the future.

Wednesday, October 6th, from 3pm-4pm

VIRTUAL

BYSTANDER INTERVENTION

Presented by Elyse Nepa and Omar Stoute

Ithaca Falls Room

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SLI Credit Available through IC Engage

This workshop provides an opportunity for students to view the "Intervene" Bystander Campaign video with others and engage in a facilitated conversation to reflect upon the attitudes and behaviors that influence the process of intervening as an individual or with assistance.

Friday, October 8th, from 12pm-1pm

in the ithaca falls room

DEFINITION OF CONSENT

Presented by IDEAS Peer Educators

Click here to Join (October 12, 12-1pm)

SLI Credit Available through IC Engage

Click here to Join (October 22, 4-5pm)

IDEAS Peer Educators (IPE’s) will be breaking down what “affirmative consent” means, including the Ithaca College definition for our campus community, debunking some myths related to sexual violence, and sharing campus tools for support and reporting students have available to them.

Tuesday, October 12th, from 12pm-1pm

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Friday, October 22nd, from 4pm-5pm

VIRTUAL

RELATIONSHIP SPECTRUM

Presented by Advocacy Center of Tompkins County

Ithaca Falls Room

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SLI Credit Available through IC Engage

What is the difference between a healthy, unhealthy, and abusive relationship? What does sex, communication, and power look like in different types of relationships? Come to discuss!

Tuesday, October 19th, from 5:30pm-7pm

in the ithaca falls room

SUPPORTING SURVIVORS

Presented by Advocacy Center of Tompkins County

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SLI Credit Available through IC Engage

Covid-19 has impacted our community in many ways. We are all coping with escalating stressors, isolation, grief, and disconnection from regular sources of support and stability. A particular concern during this time is for students who may be social distancing in a home, apartment, or dorm with an abusive partner or caregiver. This creates additional concerns about safety and resources while survivors are isolated from school, work, and other sources of connection and support.

Join the Advocacy Center for an online conversation about:

• The impacts of COVID-19 on relationship violence
   
• Available services on and off campus and how the Advocacy Center is supporting survivors during this time
   
• Strategies to support someone you are worried about
   
• Live Q&A

Thursday, October 21st, from 5pm-6pm

VIRTUAL

ESCALATION

Presented by Natasha Bharj and Sam Elebiary

Clarke Lounge

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SLI Credit Available through IC Engage

A film based workshop and facilitated discussion that overviews warning signs of dating violence

For more information visit the OneLove website

Wednesday, October 27th, from 6pm-8pm

in clarke lounge