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An Italian Supreme Court case in the 90s sparked international outrage when a judge didn’t convict a perpetrator in an assault case – on the premise that the survivor’s jeans were too tight. That outrage turned into Denim Day, an annual day of action that raises awareness around sexual assault and pushes back against victim-blaming.On April 24, University of Wyoming (UW) community members are invited to wear denim to show their solidarity for survivors of sexual assault. April is also Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
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The Laramie Police Department is one of just six law enforcement agencies from across the country selected to participate in a pilot program to help…
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When StoryCorps came to Jackson last summer, Sarah Ross sat down with her mother, Alexandra Fuller, to discuss an article she wrote in the Jackson paper…
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Scissors, Comb, Domestic Violence Prevention: Coalition Wants To Add Training To Hairdresser's ToolsFor many women, getting their hair cut means going to the same stylist every six weeks for years, or even decades. In an effort to take advantage of those…
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UW’s football game against Fresno State on Saturday, November 18, will promote the “No More” campaign, which aims to end domestic violence and sexual…
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When it comes to sexual assault in the U.S., the majority of victims will not make a report, and Wyoming is not much different than the rest of the…
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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and this year organizations across the country are focusing on the theme of “Engaging New Voices.” This is work…
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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a good time to talk with the editor of a new book being handed out for free to Native women around the country…
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April is sexual assault awareness month, and here in Wyoming a new law now offers stricter protections for victims. Becca Fisher is the Executive Director…