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SEAC Series of sexual equality events (29 Mar - 3 April 1984)

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SEAC Series of sexual equality events (29 Mar - 3 April 1984)

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SEAC Contraception film screening (24 April 1984)

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SEAC Contraception film screening (24 April 1984)

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SEAC Presents Alix Dobkin (22 April 1987)

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SEAC Presents Alix Dobkin (22 April 1987)

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SEAC Women's Awareness Month (April 1988)

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SEAC Women's Awareness Month (April 1988)

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Grievance panel introduced (1989 school year)

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Grievance panel introduced (1989 school year)

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Dean of Students Release Regarding Security Measures (5 May 1989)

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Dean of Students Release Regarding Security Measures (5 May 1989)

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Seems to be in response to rise in sexual assaults?

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Assistant Dean of Students Elissa GoldbergBelle sends out letters to several institutions asking for advice on sexual assualt prevention and education (Feb 1990)

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Assistant Dean of Students Elissa GoldbergBelle sends out letters to several institutions asking for advice on sexual assualt prevention and education (Feb 1990)

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Knox hosts Susan Chelap Carr to "promote discussion and privide information on Acquaintance Rape" co-sponsored by SEAC (11-12 April 1990)

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Knox hosts Susan Chelap Carr to "promote discussion and privide information on Acquaintance Rape" co-sponsored by SEAC (11-12 April 1990)

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Carr was a Knox graduate and Exectutive Director of the Rape Information and Counseling Service in Springfield. They went hard with the fear tactics. There was a poster that read "Think of the six women closest to you . Now guess which one will be raped this year."

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Sexual Assault Grievance Panel complaints in TKS (3 Oct 1990)

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Sexual Assault Grievance Panel complaints in TKS (3 Oct 1990)

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SEAC Sexual Assault Awareness Week (1-6 Oct 1990/91)

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SEAC Sexual Assault Awareness Week (1-6 Oct 1990/91)

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SEAC First Annual Student to Student Conference: A Celebration of Feminism (12-14 April 1991)

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SEAC First Annual Student to Student Conference: A Celebration of Feminism (12-14 April 1991)

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SEAC Diversity and Identity Within Feminism (9 May 1992)

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SEAC Diversity and Identity Within Feminism (9 May 1992)

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Announcement sent to campus community regarding changes to the policies on discrimination, harassment, sexual harassment, and sexual misconduct (30 June 1993)

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Announcement sent to campus community regarding changes to the policies on discrimination, harassment, sexual harassment, and sexual misconduct (30 June 1993)

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Announcement of SASS Conference (1 April 1998)

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Announcement of SASS Conference (1 April 1998)

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Feminisms Conference at Knox College hosted by SASS (16-18 April 1998)

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Feminisms Conference at Knox College hosted by SASS (16-18 April 1998)

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SASS Third Annual Conference (14-16 April 2000)

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SASS Third Annual Conference (14-16 April 2000)

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Was raffled off

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SASS Spring Colloquium (17 April-24 May 2002)

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SASS Spring Colloquium (17 April-24 May 2002)

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flyer only has dates and year and both Feb and Oct line up for the dates in 2002

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SASS takes part in pro-choice protest in Galesburg (8 Nov 2002)

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SASS takes part in pro-choice protest in Galesburg (8 Nov 2002)

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article was published on this date but there are no dates in the article

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Doesn't mention date. Has a website but when I tried to go to it it just said "Forbidden Error 403"

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First mention of SHAG on HRC open house poster, SASS (27 Sept 2003)

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First mention of SHAG on HRC open house poster, SASS (27 Sept 2003)

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SASS Raffles off Second Quilt (6 Nov 2003)

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SASS Raffles off Second Quilt (6 Nov 2003)

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SASS Clothesline Project (March 2004/2005)

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SASS Clothesline Project (March 2004/2005)

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Not sure when it was. Also has a website but website is now some sort of Indonesian betting site???

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Take Back the Night SASS and TKE (2-5 March 2005)

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Take Back the Night SASS and TKE (2-5 March 2005)

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SASS The Student Body: A Celebration of Women's Beauty Conference (24-26 Feb 2006)

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SASS The Student Body: A Celebration of Women's Beauty Conference (24-26 Feb 2006)

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SASS and IVCF Women, Patriarchy, and The Bible (11 May 2006)

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SASS and IVCF Women, Patriarchy, and The Bible (11 May 2006)

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SHAG, SASS mentioned again in TKS (26 Oct 2006)

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SHAG, SASS mentioned again in TKS (26 Oct 2006)

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SHAG mentioned in TKS Take Back the Night Article (3 May 2007)

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SHAG mentioned in TKS Take Back the Night Article (3 May 2007)

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Take  Back the Night piece published in "The Paper" (9 May 2007)

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Take  Back the Night piece published in "The Paper" (9 May 2007)

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A Fine Piece of SASS Issue 1 (SASS Publication) (Jan 2008)

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A Fine Piece of SASS Issue 1 (SASS Publication) (Jan 2008)

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A Fine Piece of SASS Issue 2 (February 2008)

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A Fine Piece of SASS Issue 2 (February 2008)

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SASS Sends Out List of Demands (15 April 2008)

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SASS Sends Out List of Demands (15 April 2008)

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Will ask for a scan of the demands but it includes requiring Campus Safety to respond quickly to calls about assault (it cites an instance in which Campus Safety delayed responding to a call about a suspected assault due to a fire alarm), looking into Greek Life, a post-trauma counselor working on campus, more comprehensive orientation training, specific training for men, and access to emergency contraception on campus. There are 12 total demands. Letter is signed by Rachael Goodman-Williams, Ellen Vessels, Kelli Refer, Ashley Atkinson, Claire Anderton, Vicky Daza, Angharad Hollingworth, Ashley Olson, Christy Dechaine, Katheryn Sweet, Alison Ernhard

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SASS Distributes Demand(s?) via KBoxes (22 April 2008)

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SASS Distributes Demand(s?) via KBoxes (22 April 2008)

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The paper in archives only has demand 3 about Greek Life on it so not sure if it was just that one or all demands

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Peer-facilitated support group with aim of providing outlet for students who have been sexually assaulted.

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Early to Bed SASS Sex Workshops (7 Nov 2009)

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Early to Bed SASS Sex Workshops (7 Nov 2009)

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Candle Light Vigil In Support of Sexual Assault Survivors (9 March 2010)

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Candle Light Vigil In Support of Sexual Assault Survivors (9 March 2010)

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Assault Survivor Support at Knox (ASSK) started (1 April 2010)

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Assault Survivor Support at Knox (ASSK) started (1 April 2010)

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ASSK announced to faculty and staff through email

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SASS Issues Campus Call to Action for 23 April 2010

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SASS Issues Campus Call to Action for 23 April 2010

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Demands from 2008 still not met, so called students to take action includes statement in picture from TKS Thoughts from the Embers

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ASSK info distributed to faculty and staff again (16 Sept 2010)

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ASSK info distributed to faculty and staff again (16 Sept 2010)

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Nothing further about this group is known

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SHAG, SASS mentioned in HRC Open House email (28 Sept 2010)

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SHAG, SASS mentioned in HRC Open House email (28 Sept 2010)

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Allies for Sexual Assault Prevention - ASAP (11 Oct 2010)

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Allies for Sexual Assault Prevention - ASAP (11 Oct 2010)

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Seeks to create safe space for survivor/victims, establish a culture of consent, and raise awareness of sexual violence. The group was first announced in an email to faculty on Oct 11. It's goals sound similar to VSJAC's goals: a group of people from various organizations coming together do discuss sexual assault prevention.

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ASAP Continuing the Conversation Forum (11 Nov 2010)

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ASAP Continuing the Conversation Forum (11 Nov 2010)

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ASAP holds a forum to discuss sexual assault and sexual responsibility. Includes Greek life, other sex based clubs, common ground, APA, campus safety, office of student development, student life committee, and estudiantes sin fronteras

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SASS asks for pictures for Bodies Week (2 Feb 2011)

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SASS asks for pictures for Bodies Week (2 Feb 2011)

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ASAP still active on campus (28 Sept 2011)

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ASAP still active on campus (28 Sept 2011)

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ASAP announces second year and exec to faculty

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SASS The Vagina Monologues (11 Feb 2012)

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SASS The Vagina Monologues (11 Feb 2012)

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SASS and Common Ground Stupid Questions Forum (17 Feb 2012)

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SASS and Common Ground Stupid Questions Forum (17 Feb 2012)

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ASAP presents: How to have a HOT, SAFE night (2 May 2012)

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ASAP presents: How to have a HOT, SAFE night (2 May 2012)

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ASAP hosts conversation about resources on campus and enthusiastic consent

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ASAP seems to have become inactive after the initial 2011 email

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SASS Love Your Body Week (9-16 Feb 2013)

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SASS Love Your Body Week (9-16 Feb 2013)

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SASS and Sig Chi Food Drive (9 Nov 2013)

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SASS and Sig Chi Food Drive (9 Nov 2013)

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Deb Southern posts about applying to become a member of ASAP in order to start the club back up again. Almost sounds like they were like Dare To Care peer educators. Says it is a year long commitment

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SASS Presents Sexual Assault on a College Campus: Recognizing the Realities and Supporting Survivors (18 April 2014)

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SASS Presents Sexual Assault on a College Campus: Recognizing the Realities and Supporting Survivors (18 April 2014)

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ASAP launches Facebook page (20 April 2014)

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ASAP launches Facebook page (20 April 2014)

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First post is talking about an event they held focusing on PTSD. They were super active

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Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know.

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SHAG, SASS Grievance Panel Info Session (13 May 2014)

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SHAG, SASS Grievance Panel Info Session (13 May 2014)

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Don't wear a racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic, or ableist costume this year SASS poster (Oct 2014)

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Don't wear a racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic, or ableist costume this year SASS poster (Oct 2014)

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Hello all!

We're Allies for Sexual Assault Prevention, a group brought back to Knox College in spring 2014. We're committed to educating and engaging with the Knox community about practicing active consent, dismantling rape culture, educating students about the resources available to them, and locating and creating new resources. So far this term, seven of our members ran the Let's Talk: Consent & Communication workshop during New Student Orientation, and we launched an anti-victim-blaming poster campaign which you can check out below. Stay tuned for more updates from us, as well as future events we hope to hold at Knox!

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Hello all! We're Allies for Sexual Assault Prevention, a group brought back to Knox College in spring 2014. We're committed to educating and engaging with the Knox community about practicing active consent, dismantling rape culture, educating students about the resources available to them, and locating and creating new resources.

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Handmade Poster Campaign (ASAP, 11 Oct 2014)

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Handmade Poster Campaign (ASAP, 11 Oct 2014)

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Knox College Allies for Sexual Assault Prevention

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Clothesline Display SASS (15-17 Oct 2014)

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Clothesline Display SASS (15-17 Oct 2014)

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Carry That Weight Day of Action (29 Oct 2014)

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Carry That Weight Day of Action (29 Oct 2014)

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National day of action. Participation encouraged by ASAP

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SASS releases packet of demands (2014/15)

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SASS releases packet of demands (2014/15)

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thick packet did not read it all but asked for scans. Talks about mandatory reporting, initial procedures, appointment of investigators, investigative process, formation of pool of staff support system, adjudicator and adjudicative process, determination of sanctions, and further promotion of a culture of consent. demands to be met by 1 Sept 2015

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SASS and ABLE host guest speaker (23 Jan 2015)

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SASS and ABLE host guest speaker (23 Jan 2015)

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Shows club was active and recruiting members for the 2015-2016 school year

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Sexual Assault Awareness Month Events Calendar SASS (April 2015)

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Sexual Assault Awareness Month Events Calendar SASS (April 2015)

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Make Poster for Take Back the Night with SASS (5 May 2015)

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Make Poster for Take Back the Night with SASS (5 May 2015)

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Kathleen article breaks along with several other connected stories and columns (7 May 2015)

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Kathleen article breaks along with several other connected stories and columns (7 May 2015)

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SASS "We Stand with Kathleen" letter to the editor (14 May 2015)

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SASS "We Stand with Kathleen" letter to the editor (14 May 2015)

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SASS Administration not interested in meeting student needs (21 May 2015)

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SASS Administration not interested in meeting student needs (21 May 2015)

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ASAP Spring Term Gallery (20-22 May 2015)

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ASAP Spring Term Gallery (20-22 May 2015)

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ASAP had a gallery of victim/survivor's experiences for viewing.

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ASAP is hosting a gallery during Spring Term. With this gallery, the members of ASAP hope to raise awareness about sexual assault as well as provide a safe space. Many students do not realize how prevalent of an issue assault is, especially on college campuses. It is an issue that is often overlooked due to the many 'grey areas'. This gallery is an opportunity for victims, survivors, allies, and any student who wishes to share their experience to do so in a safe environment. We hope that this gallery will be start the conversation about the truths of assault. Moreover, we intend for this gallery to provide students with a chance to voice their thoughts with the option of being anonymous. This event is meant to empower individuals who have felt silences as well as raise awareness about the severity, multiple dimensions, and frequency of sexual assault.

This gallery will take place from May 20th to the 22nd. Submissions can be sent to knoxasap@gmail.com. If there are physical submissions, arrangements can be made through this e-mail as well. All submissions will be kept anonymous for the safety and comfort of students. We will not accept any submissions that are victim blaming or harmful to the safety of other students. This gallery is a chance to display your experience with assault in the form of your choice. We will be accepting online submissions through May 19th.

These submissions will be displayed in a public area. ASAP members will monitor the gallery to ensure submissions are not tampered with. If at any time during the gallery you are uncomfortable with your work being displayed, it will be taken down as you choose.

We look forward to your submissions and truly hope this gallery will raise awareness and allow students to have a safe venue to express their experiences.

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ASAP is hosting a gallery during Spring Term. With this gallery, the members of ASAP hope to raise awareness about sexual assault as well as provide a safe space. Many students do not realize how prevalent of an issue assault is, especially on college campuses.

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Open Forum Invitation (ASAP, 20-25 May 2015)

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Open Forum Invitation (ASAP, 20-25 May 2015)

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ASAP publicized emails between themselves and admin (many of whom are still here) regarding concerns about Title IX which resulted in an open forum. Included student names are Rachael Morrissey, Lexi Toney, Savannah Trent, Jon Glazer, Ransom Smith, Erica Witzig Admin named include Laura Behling, Laura Schnack, Kim Schrader, and Deb Southern

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Due to the continued and well-documented failings of the current administration to adequately address sexual assault and Title IX on campus, students have recently formed a list of demands detailing specific and feasible steps for the administration to take to remedy this problem. The demands were informed by sexual assault victims/survivors, allies, and Title IX organizations. The intent was to hold an open forum for the entire campus, to allow students to express their grievances with these issues and to discuss the demands in a productive conversation.

This past Monday, Rachael Morrissey, Erica Witzig, Lexi Toney, Savannah Trent, Ransom Smith, and Jon Glazer met with Laura Behling, Laura Schnack, Kim Schrader, and Deb Southern to insist on having an open forum that would give students a safe space to speak out, hold the administrators accountable, and demand timely change. However, the Knox administration informed the students that they were not interested in holding such a forum anytime soon, expressing their opinion that forums are ineffective and that they are already aware of student opinions on such matters. Their response is extremely disingenuous, as they are currently holding two upcoming forums to elect Knox's new CFO. Furthermore, their assertion that survivors voices are already heard enough on campus is deeply problematic, as survivors' needs consistently go unmet and survivors themselves continually express feeling silenced.

As members of Students Against Sexism in Society, we are writing to voice our support for the student demands that were recently brought to the above mentioned administrators yesterday, May 18th. We agree with them that a space should be made for administrators to hear student concerns. As an active group that has held events about sexual assault and rape culture at Knox, we know that the campus has demonstrated a significant need for better communication between administrators and students - an open forum with students and administrators regarding Title IX would be a crucial opportunity to address this issue. SASS is not the only group on campus that should have a voice on these issues. Title IX and sexual assault policy apply to all students, so all students should be provided with the opportunity to give their feedback. It is absolutely essential that the administration does not silence student voices on this issue. Some students may feel unsafe speaking at a public forum, but that does not mean that the opportunity to speak about their experiences should be denied to all students across the board by not having a forum at all.

Since the Sexual Assault Resource Reform Committee (SARRC) and the Task Force for Sexual Assault Prevention and Response stopped meeting, the student body has had virtually no idea how the administration intends to hear student feedback or accept our input. We recognize that improvements have been made since the previous academic year, but we still believe that an open forum is needed to better the school's policy. We know the students that met with the administration on Monday, May 18 asked for an answer by May 20th, and we ask that the administration promptly respond to both these students as well as us with a response. We believe that is enough time to make a decision since the idea of an open forum has been extensively discussed during this ongoing campaign as well as during SARRC and the Task Force. Students are aware of the incredible lack of communication that has been visible since the appointment of our current Title IX Coordinator. Administration, please prove to students that you have a vested interest in our voices and our concerns. Do not continue the pattern of silencing that we have seen in the past.

SASS Exec in conjunction with the concerned students

Thank you for both of your recent messages concerning an open forum. We are working on a response, and will be back in touch with you before the end of the day today, as you requested, and look forward to an opportunity for dialogue.

Thank you for taking the time to meet with us Monday. We agree that working together with students to review Knox's policies and procedures is an essential part of our Title IX response, and we also recognize that open forums can be important opportunities to share perspectives on difficult issues. We are very interested in listening to survivors, but feel that listening in private, confidential meetings with Knox administrators rather than open forums is best. As you know, the College cannot, as a matter of federal law and College policy, comment on open Title IX investigations or on specific cases involving students, so we would not be able to engage in any dialogue on those matters, which are central to your concept of the forum.

We have closely followed the demands first put forward by the KPA and now by the newly constituted organization, both in poster form and in TKS. As an administration, we are well-versed in OCR guidance and resolutions and in legal proceedings and judgments related to campus sexual assault matters, dating back to before the April 2011 OCR "Dear Colleague" letter and continuing to the present. We, too, have reviewed and referenced the relevant citations and incorporated these into our policies and procedures with the assistance of expert legal counsel.

Members of the administration have participated in comprehensive, ongoing of training on Title IX. Because of these experiences and consultations with nationally-known Title IX experts, we are confident that our policies and procedures are in full compliance with the current state of OCR guidance.

We appreciate the extent of your research and the passion with which you seek to make Knox a better place for everyone, and we would like to suggest an alternative to the open forum that would permit an equal dialogue among all the parties seeking to improve Knox's education, prevention, investigation, and adjudication process. We invite you to sit down with us to discuss each of your demands and to walk through the College's current Title IX policies and procedures.

We are concerned that you believe you have been silenced or not listened to, heard, and understood. We hope that an ongoing dialogue will allow us to directly address your concerns, along with the list of demands that have been shared with us. We are committed to working with the entire Knox community to engage in on-going, consistent dialogues and conversations. Topics would include, but are not limited to, verbalizing updates and clarity to Title IX policies and procedures, dialogue surrounding the culture and climate of consent and healthy relationships.

We realize this is not the response you were hoping for, but we sincerely look forward to working together. We will be in touch with you tomorrow to work on scheduling our next opportunity to continue in this important work together.

Laura, Deb, Laura and Kim

**following this email, a student pointed out that open fora were being held for a number of issues in the immediate future.

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As you may have heard, a group of concerned students has been attempting to hold an open forum with the administration on Title IX reform and students' concerns about the current manner in which Title IX complaints are investigated and resolved. However, the administration has decided against participating in such a forum, saying that they prefer private and confidential conversations instead.

In the interest of allowing all student voices to be heard, a student-led open forum on the above topics will be held on Monday in the Old Main Common Room from 5:30-6:30. Students who wish to be involved in the conversation may come by at any point in the dialogue. The discussion will be moderated by the students originally involved in the discussions with the administration about the forum (Rachael Morrissey, Lexi Toney, Savannah Trent, Jon Glazer, Ransom Smith, and Erica Witzig). Members from SASS, APA, ASAP, and Student Senate will also be present. At the end of the forum, a statement will be written detailing the general nature of the discussion and the concerns students have expressed. This statement will be presented to the administration on Wednesday, along with roughly 750 student signatures on the Mandatory Reporting Revisions petition that circulated earlier this year.

The forum is especially intended for anyone who wishes to air grievances with the specific ways in which they feel the Knox administration - and in particular, the Title IX staff - can change for the better. If you would like to submit suggestions but do not wish to be present at the forum, you can contact any of the moderators instead.

"In efforts of transparency here is a follow up email regarding the Open Forum that took place today.

As you are well aware, a student-led open forum was held today regarding sexual assault and Knox's mishandling of Title IX complaints. A vast amount of concerns were heard regarding nearly every facet of the reporting and investigative process at Knox College, including but not limited to:

- The stringent and unnecessary nature of mandatory reporting policies

- The continued presence of faculty members who have sexually assaulted or otherwise victimized students

- The inequitable length of Title IX investigative procedures

- Abrasive interactions with Title IX staff

- The general hostile atmosphere of this campus, including students' forced interactions with rapists

Because we are intent upon all voices being heard, we as a collective are currently seeking methods of impressing upon the administration the grievous nature of this issue. A group of students will be meeting with the administration on Wednesday at 8AM to discuss the forum and the demanded changes to policies, and will attempt to update the campus as possible.

We understand that the administration has expressed their opinion that such an open forum was unnecessary; however, we feel that this forum clearly indicated a dramatic lack of communication between the administration and students that needs to be addressed.

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Due to the continued and well-documented failings of the current administration to adequately address sexual assault and Title IX on campus, students have recently formed a list of demands detailing specific and feasible steps for the administration to take to remedy this problem. The demands were informed by sexual assault victims/survivors, allies, and Title IX organizations.

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The Vanguard first publication (27 May 2015)

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The Vanguard first publication (27 May 2015)

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States the purpose of the publication is to uplift the stories of survivors and victims of sexual violence, confront rape culture, offer strategies for allyship. Only author named is Erica Witzig

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If embedding does not display, follow this link to read issue 1 of the Vanguard. For the link referenced in "Title IX Forum," click here .

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Title IX Campaign publishes column (24 Sept 2015)

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Title IX Campaign publishes column (24 Sept 2015)

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But what is it? Sounds YDSA-ish

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Title IX and Consent Forum hosted by Title IX Campaign and ASAP (1 Oct 2015)

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Title IX and Consent Forum hosted by Title IX Campaign and ASAP (1 Oct 2015)

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makes it seem like maybe the Title IX Campaign is part of ASAP???

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More recruitment and info about projects they're working on

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SASS Avoiding cultural appropriation on Halloween (29 Oct 2015)

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SASS Avoiding cultural appropriation on Halloween (29 Oct 2015)

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The Vanguard second publication (2 Nov 2015)

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The Vanguard second publication (2 Nov 2015)

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Includes a breakdown of the Title IX process (see picture)

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TKS article about 2014-2015 sexual assault data (12 Nov 2015)

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TKS article about 2014-2015 sexual assault data (12 Nov 2015)

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Complicated legal language, unsure what most means, does title ix office still send us data on sexual assault at the end of each year? If not, why?

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Erica Witzig publishes column in TKS announcing student-run Title IX website (18 Feb 2016)

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Erica Witzig publishes column in TKS announcing student-run Title IX website (18 Feb 2016)

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On this page, you will find resources for intimate violence survivors that are available in the Galesburg Community and at Knox College, as well as information on hotlines, emergency birth control, and information on consent.
Nearby, on the Ask for Help page, you will find a link to a Google form that allows you to reach out to the creator of this website for individualized help in finding resources.

On these pages, you will find legal assistance, resources for marginalized survivors (such as Black survivors and undocumented survivors), information on Rape Trauma Syndrome, resources for the friends/family/partners of survivors, and help in first starting out as a survivor.

On this page, you will find information about Title IX and how it protects students, as well as how to file a Title IX complaint and what happens afterward.
Nearby, on the Title IX Activism page, you will find a variety of PDFs that discuss Knox's history with sexual assault and Title IX, activist efforts to correct problems at our school, and suggestions for future improvements.

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On this page, you will find resources for intimate violence survivors that are available in the Galesburg Community and at Knox College, as well as information on hotlines, emergency birth control, and information on consent.Nearby, on the Ask for Help page, you will find a link to a Google form that allows you to reach out to the creator of this website for individualized help in finding resources.

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Kate Mishkin (former EIC) publishes piece about OCR investigations (25 Feb 2016)

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Kate Mishkin (former EIC) publishes piece about OCR investigations (25 Feb 2016)

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Cases were still ongoing in 2016, two years after filing, and were not resolved until July 2018

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ASAP SHAG and WIRC collaberated

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ASAP SHAG and SASS Slut Shaming Open Forum (2 May 2016)

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ASAP SHAG and SASS Slut Shaming Open Forum (2 May 2016)

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SASS askes for Bodies Week Contributors (23 Jan 2017)

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SASS askes for Bodies Week Contributors (23 Jan 2017)