Scripps College Advocates for Survivors of Sexual Assault

Are you interested in providing support for students who are survivors of sexual violence? Consider applying the Scripps Advocates and get the training necessary to be on our warmline (answering calls). Applications are open for Spring 2019:

Advocates Application for Spring 2019 The Advocates are a student-college partnership organization that provides support and resources for survivors of sexual assault in the Scripps and greater Claremont College communities. We believe the survivor is the expert on their own experience, and we therefore focus on intersectional, trauma-i...

The Scripps Advocates' warmline is now live for the semester. We are here to answer calls every night, 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. where a trained Scripps student will provide support and resources for anyone who needs it. Our number is 909-214-2138

Check out Masculinity Monday's at the EmPOWER center!!

Masculinity Mondays is back and we are bringing it to your campus this semester! Please check out the poster for more details and join us!

The Scripps Advocates warmline will begin again starting Monday night (January 22nd) for the Spring '18 semester. Trained Advocates are available to talk any time between 8 pm and 8 am. We are ready to talk any hour of the night.

There are many resources to support those who have experienced sexual violence and interpersonal violence. We can tell you all about them!

In Solidarity,
Scripps Advocates

The EmPOWER Center has a weekly support group for survivors of sexual violence, starting on Feb 15, 2018. Please call 909-607-0690 latest by Feb 1st to sign up.

Are you interested in supporting survivors through on-call support, community outreach, or programming? Consider applying to join the Scripps Advocates team in our continuous work to provide support as an on-campus resource for survivors of sexual violence. Applications are due November 27th by 5 PM on the google form below.
If you have any questions about the group or application process, please email [email protected]

Advocates Application Fall 2017 The Advocates are a student-college partnership organization that provides support and resources for survivors of sexual assault in the Scripps and greater Claremont College communities. We believe the survivor is the expert on their own experience, and we therefore focus on intersectional, trauma-i...

The warm line has officially opened for the 2017-2018 school year! We are on call every night from 8 pm until 8 am (weekends included). We are here to support any and everyone.

In Solidarity,
Scripps Advocates

The EmPower Center and CMC are hosting these two events on Wednesday!

Scripps Advocates is in support of the RA's and their strike during this incredibly difficult time. Here is their list of demands: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15twgQ7qo4a3fu4yNpwYQGww_b0IF7Qf_4gbxtaVSl88/edit?usp=sharing

We want to remind students that if you, or a friend, needs any support to call our phone line at (909) 214-2138 from 8PM-8AM everyday. We are here to listen, support, and provide resources.

In Solidarity,

Scripps Advocates

Silent dance party program April 13, 2017 The last six weeks have been an incredibly painful one for the entire Resident Advisor staff. Following the _________ of our friend and fellow RA, this pain has been worsened as we witness the continued day to day operation of the college, as though nothing has happened. We think...

How to maintain self-care during Sexual Assault Awareness Month April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). Nationwide, activists and advocates are taking action to counteract and raise awareness for sexual violence.

Scripps and Claremont Community, please read the following from No Red Tape at Columbia University

"Contact
Brandee Blocker Anderson
No Red Tape Columbia
[email protected]
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MEDIA ADVISORY: 100 Organizations Demand Title IX Enforcement
March 31, 2017
New York, NY - One hundred organizations (including GLSEN, the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, and Know Your IX) have sent a letter to the Trump administration demanding the federal government enforce Title IX.
The letter — which focuses on the needs of undocumented students, trans students, and students of color — was drafted with the input of 50 student organizations from over a dozen states.
“The letter is important because it calls for a strengthening of the current protections that the Office for Civil Rights guidelines have already set out, in terms of due process; OCR enforcement; mental health and academic accommodations; and protections for LGBT students, undocumented students, and students of color,” said Brandee Blocker Anderson, an organizer with No Red Tape Columbia.
Donna Lent, President of the National Women’s Political Caucus, agreed: “Sexual assault and gender-based violence is rampant on college campuses across the country. Title IX is one of the cornerstones of the fight against this national epidemic.”
The demand letter is being released on a national day of action in support of Title IX on March 31. During the day of action, students at eighteen schools are holding rallies in support of gender-based violence survivors and Title IX enforcement.
The day of action and demand letter come on the heels of the Trump administration reversing Title IX guidance for trans students, law enforcement officials detaining multiple undocumented college students, and a survivor filing a Title IX lawsuit against Columbia University.
For more information on the campaign or information on related events in your area, please feel free to contact No Red Tape Columbia at the information listed above."

http://noredtapecu.org/title-ix-demand-letter

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