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Recent Events
UCI's Chapter of One in Four presents....
"How to Support a Sexual Assault Survivor: What Men Can Do"
WEDNESDAY MAY 14TH
7:00PM
PACIFIC BALLROOM A
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Popcorn and Pop Culture Film Series
“Searching for Angela Shelton”
Tuesday April 15
7-9 pm @ UCI Cross Cultural Center, Joseph White Conference Room
Sponsored by CARE, UCI Gender Education Series, and ASUCI
The Clothesline Project
~a display of t-shirts made by survivors of sexual
assault and their loved ones~
April 21-23
9am-4pm @ UCI Gateway Plaza
Make a T-shirt for the Clothesline on
Friday April 18, 12 —3:30 pm @ CARE
~T-shirts of all colors will be provided~
Denim Day USA
~wear jeans and show your support for ending sexual violence~
Wednesday April 23
Denim Day Department Challenge:
Win a pizza party for your staff! Send pictures of your
department in jeans to mmount@uci.edu
Take Back the Night 2008
~a candlelight vigil and march to raise awareness
about sexual violence~
Wednesday April 23
7pm @ UCI Flagpoles
Sponsored by CARE, UCI Gender Education Series, and UCI Health Education
Rape Aggression Defense Training
~basic self-defense training for women~
April 20, 21, 27, 28
6—9 pm @ Palo Verde Community Room, UCI
Visit www.police.uci.edu for registration info
Sponsored by the UCI Police Department
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The Popcorn and Pop Culture Film Series Presents....
Hip Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes
A film by Byron Hurt
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Cross Cultural Center:
Joseph White Conference Room
Hip Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes takes an in-depth look at manhood in rap music and hip-hop culture- where creative genius, poetic beauty, and mad beats collide with misogyny, violence and homophobia. This groundbreaking documentary is a "loving critique" of certain disturbing developments in rap music culture from the point of view of a fan who challenges the art form's representations of masculinity.
The film was followed by a discussion moderated by Dr. Jared Sexton of African American Studies-Film and Media Studies.
FREE POPCORN!!!
This event is sponsored by UCI CARE, the UCI Gender Education Series and Hip Hop Congress at UCI
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November 28th
7:00 pm
Humanities Hall 178
LIFELINE
By Fionnuala Kenny
A dramatic theatre performance that explores dating relationships gone bad. The performance includes unscripted improvisational scenes built with audience participation.
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RAINN Day!
September 27, 2007
Did you know that college women are 4 TIMES more likely to be sexually assaulted than women of any other age group?
RAINN Day is a program created by RAINN to fight sexual violence on college campuses. This year, it was held on over 1,000 campuses and reached over 500,000 students. UCI's Right to KNOW peer educators distributed wallet size cards and posters with tips on how to reduce one's risk of sexual violence, what to do if you have been assaulted, and how to help friend who has been victimized.
Representatives from The Pink Project were on campus to distribute photo books to benefit RAINN and the Los Angeles Breast Cancer Alliance.
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One in Four presents...
“How to Support a Sexual Assault Survivor:
What Men Can Do.”
May 23, 2007
4:00 pm
Social Sciences Lab 206
One in four college women will be the victims of assault or attempted assault by the time she graduates college. This all-male peer education group, comprised of leaders on the campus, views sexual assault as a pervasive issue that affects both men and women. Providing concrete strategies for supporting survivors, powerful examples, and engaging discussions about ways to prevent or eliminate violence, One in Four shares an unforgettable message.
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Denim Day California
April 25, 2007
The entire campus community wore denim or Denim Day buttons to dispel harmful attitudes about rape.
Find out more!
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The Red Flag Project
Why did we put 3,107 flags in the Flagpole lawn?
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10th Annual UCI Take Back the Night
April 19, 2007
7:00 pm, UCI Flagpoles
An annual UCI tradition!
Candlelight vigil, march and rally to raise awareness about and honor survivors of sexual violence. Journey through stations with visual displays and artistic performances addressing various aspects of sexual violence including societal factors that allow sexual assault to exist, its widespread occurrence and its devastating impact. The evening concludes with a speak-out.
Co-sponsored by CARE and the UCI Gender Education Series
For other past events, click here to view the Events Archive
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