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VA: MST Film Screening “the Invisible War”

The local VA will be hosting  The Invisible War (2012), which address sexual assault within the Military. the documentary was created by Kirby Dick, documentary filmmaker known for The Hunting Ground (2015) and This Film Is Not Yet Rated (2006). This is a great film to watch in the sense it gives another perspective to the issues that are coming to light and which is prominent within our Military structure.

The film will take place at VA Central California Health Care system in Mental Health I, Conference Rm.

for more information please contact MST Coordinator: Darcie Evans 559-225-6100 ext. 6308

Sexual Assault Awareness Month

April is a powerful month for all agencies that serve Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence populations since there is a large overlap of Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence primary with intimate partner violence that effect the personnel and professional life such as family, friends, work, extracurricular activities. This is the month that all agencies nonprofit and alike unite as one and take a stand against sexual assault. It should always be remembered that “No” means “No”, when an individual say “No”, it does not mean that their eyes are saying yes or that they are playing hard to get. No man, women, or child wants to be sexually assaulted!

Unite with your local Rape Crisis Center and spread the word. Use social media sites and post pictures of you strutting your jeans (Denim Days), spread the words with #denimdaysfresno or if not a social media advocate, be available if you know someone that needs resources or a shoulder to lean on. For additional ways to show your support, please CLICK HERE

If you have any questions please contact RCS Fresno Office at 559-497-2900

Mark your Calendars:

4/1/15 Sexual Assault Awareness Month Kicks off

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4/17/15 Screening of the Haunting Ground

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4/24/15 Screening of the Haunting Ground cosponsored by Victimology Department

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4/24/15 Denim Days

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4/29/15 RCS Fresno 41st Banquet

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Cosponsored CSU, Fresno Cineculture’s & the Victimology Department Presents the screening of “The Hunting Ground”

Kirby Dick, the documentary filmmaker has completed another documentary, The Hunting Ground, film that address sexual assault within the college campuses. Mr. Dick is best know forThe Invisible War (2012) and This Film Is Not Yet Rated (2006). This is a great film to watch in the sense it gives another perspective to the issues that are coming to light from college campuses.

Cosponsored by CSU, Fresno Cineculture’s & the Victimology Department Presents the screening of “The Hunting Ground” on April 24, 2015. Doors open at 1:00 pm.

For more information please contact RCS Fresno at 559-497-2900; For more information on Cineculture, please CLICK HERE for their contact page. For more information on the Victimology Department please CLICK HERE

CSU Fresno Cineculture’s Premier of “The Hunting Ground”

Kirby Dick, the documentary filmmaker has completed another documentary, The Hunting Ground, film that address sexual assault within the college campuses. Mr. Dick is best know for The Invisible War (2012) and This Film Is Not Yet Rated (2006). This is a great film to watch in the sense it gives another perspective to the issues that are coming to light from college campuses.

CSU, Fresno Cineculture’s Presents the screening of “The Hunting Ground” on April 17, 2015. Doors open at 5:30 pm.

 

For more information please contact RCS Fresno at 559-497-2900; For more information on Cineculture, please CLICK HERE for their contact page

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Denim Day!!!!

Wear your jeans in support of Denim Day, a day that we stand as one against Sexual Assault!

In the 1990’s a young women was sexually assaulted by a tuck driver in Italy, the courts ruled the perpetrator guilty but was overturned by a Supreme Court Judge with the fact that  the Survivor was wearing tight Jeans and believed she had to have participated in the removal of her very tight jeans which makes her rape a consensual sex instead. Hence Denim Day was conceived in support of all survivors of sexual assault, it does not matter if you are wearing the most loose fitting clothes to the very tightest, no means no!

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