End Rape On Campus

The potential nomination of McMahon as Secretary of Education is an affront to the safety and rights of students nationwide. As our CEO Kenyora Lenair Parham, MSW (she/her) shared with The 19th, this nomination signals a dangerous agenda to dismantle Title IX protections, leaving marginalized students—LGBTQ+, students of color, and pregnant or parenting students—especially vulnerable. Title IX is a cornerstone of student safety, equity, and opportunity. We urge policymakers and advocates to take a stand against this nomination and fight for the protections all students deserve. #ProtectTitleIX #EndCampusViolence #AdvocacyMatters #BelieveSurvivors

Last night, our CEO, Kenyora Lenair Parham, MSW (she/her) joined a powerful panel hosted by her alma mater, Simmons University and fellow alumna Esta Soler of Futures Without Violence and moderated by Simmons’ President Dr. Lynn Wooten and joined with Rae-Anne Butera, VP of Student Engagement & Dean of Students. Highlighting the theme “Founded for Equality, Built for Now” of the 125th anniversary of the university, and the new panel discussion centered on creating pathways to social justice for students impacted by intimate partner and sexual violence and the challenges ahead in today’s landscape. In this short clip, Kenyora is highlighting the importance of our Campus Accountability Map & Tool. We’re inspired by the progress happening on campuses that are committed to building a future of safety and support for all students. #EndRapeOnCampus #EROC #BelieveSurvivors #SupportSurvivors #RedZone #ReclaimRedZone #EndCampusSexualViolence #SocialJusticeAction #SocialJustice #Simmons #SimmonsUniversity #WomensColleges #WomenUniversities #SurvivorCentered #Support #PolicyReform #PreventionEducation

We share this on our other socials, but also want to share here: An official statement is coming soon, but here are some immediate words from our fearless leader, Kenyora Lenair Parham, MSW (she/her): “Dear Student Survivors and Advocates, I know that many of you may be feeling a mixture of emotions with the election results, and I want you to know that we stand with you, heart and soul. While these outcomes may feel discouraging and unsettling, please remember—you are not alone. You are part of a community that believes in you, that supports you, and that will continue pushing forward with you in this fight for change and justice. At EROC, our commitment to you and to this movement is unwavering. The path ahead may present challenges, but we are steadfast in ensuring that the progress we’ve made together will endure. Today, please prioritize your well-being and do whatever you need to nurture yourself. This work is powerful, and so are you. In solidarity and with deep care, Kenyora Lenair Parham, MSW (she/her) Chief Executive Officer”

?? Exciting News from EROC! ?? We've regained our 501c3 status and launched a $1 million campaign to expand our programs and support survivors. Watch our CEO Kenyora Lenair Parham, MSW (she/her)'s video message and join us in creating safer campus across the United States. ???? Learn and donate here: bit.ly/EROC1M #EndRapeOnCampus #EmpowerSurvivors #SupportSurvivors #BelieveSurvivors #HigherEducation #College #University #SafetyFirst #SafeCampuses #ViolenceFree https://lnkd.in/gbctSMDN

Be a Catalyst for Campus Safety ???? As a leading national voice in the movement to end sexual violence on college campuses, we are a dynamic force for accountability and transformation -- and we'd love for you to join us. Your support is key to creating campus spaces free from violence. Here are three ways you can empower accountability and fund the future of campus safety: 1?? Become a Fundraiser: Rally your community and organize events or campaigns to support our mission. Your efforts will directly aid survivors and advocate for change on campuses nationwide. Together, we can amplify our impact! ?? 2?? Sponsor EROC: Partner with us and align your brand with a cause that matters. As a sponsor, you play a vital role in supporting our programs and expanding our reach. Let's collaborate to foster safer, more equitable campus environments. ?? 3?? Make a Donation: Every contribution counts. Your donations provide essential resources and support for student survivors. No matter the amount, your generosity helps create change and support healing. ?? Join us in our mission today and be part of the movement for safer, violence-free campuses. ???? bit.ly/supportEROC #EndRapeOnCampus #SupportSurvivors #CampusSafety #EROCImpact #FundraisingForChange #JoinTheMovement

?? Exciting News!! Today marks the beginning of our ambitious?$1 million fundraising campaign, "Empower?Accountability: Fund the Future of Campus Safety", running from October 1, 2024, to May 30, 2025.?This campaign is pivotal in supporting our mission to advocate against campus sexual assault, raise awareness, and provide essential resources to survivors. With your generous support, we aim to: ???? Extend Survivor Support?- Starting at just $25/month, your support will help us extend culturally-responsive and survivor-centered mental health and legal assistance to more student survivors. Your contribution ensures that those in need have access to the resources and care essential for healing and justice. ??? Expand our CAMT and Educational Programs?- With a commitment of $50/month, you?empower?us to develop and refine our initiatives, programs, and tools. Your generosity enables us to enhance the Campus Accountability Map & Tool (CAMT), ensuring it remains a cutting-edge resource for transparency and accountability on campuses nationwide. ?? Deepen our Advocacy Efforts?- By contributing $100/month, you become a pivotal force in expanding our advocacy efforts. Your investment supports our Research Rallies and other advocacy initiatives, driving systemic change and fostering safer, more equitable educational environments for all students. Your contribution will directly impact our ability to connect survivors with mental health services, legal assistance, and educational resources. Every donation--no matter the size--brings us one step closer to creating safer and more supportive campus environments for all students. Learn more ???? https://lnkd.in/gP5PpfVT #EndRapeOnCampus #SupportSurvivors #CampusSafety #EmpowerAccountability #Fundraising #BelieveSurvivors

?? Meet the newest member of our Board of Directors, Amy Kingman!?? Amy has over 20 years of experience in the social sector, specifically in grant-making, fundraising, and strategic planning. As a consultant, she works with foundations on developing and implementing deeply impactful giving strategies. She has extensive experience with NextGen engagement, implementing a trust-based approach to giving, and refining and evaluating grant-making. For nonprofits, she provides fundraising strategy, executive coaching and hiring, and board development. Prior to launching her own consulting firm, she was the chief executive for two private family foundations funded by Doris Buffett: The Learning by Giving Foundation and Letters Foundation. In 2018, she was honored as one of Boston’s “40 under 40” for expanding and diversifying Doris’ philanthropy. While at Learning by Giving, she oversaw a national program that taught philanthropy to 1,000 young adults annually. Simultaneously, she led the Letters Foundation, a direct philanthropy program to help families who have experienced a financial crisis get back on their feet. In four years, the Letters Foundation team deployed almost $10M to individuals and families and published Letters to Doris, a book exploring the impact of cash assistance. She holds a Masters in Social Policy and Practice from the University of Pennsylvania. Welcome Amy! ?? Learn more about all of our amazing Board of Directors, by visiting our #AboutUS page: EndRapeOnCampus.org/about #EndRapeOnCampus #BoardOfDirectors #BelieveSurvivors #CenteringTheMargins #ReclaimRedZone #ReclaimingIndividuality #SupportSurvivors

?? ?? You have entered the #RedZone. ?? ?? What is the red zone? The period between moving onto campus to Thanksgiving break (August-November) during which more than 50% of campus sexual violence cases occur, with the majority of those affected being first year students. We kicked off our annual #ReclaimRedZones campaign, a digital initiative focused on raising awareness, empowering survivors, and transforming the high-risk period known as the 'red zone' into a time of safety, support, and advocacy on campuses. As part of our RRZ campaign, on August 28 at 3 pm EST/12 pm PST, we are hosting a virtual session with Dr. Bill Flack, a leading researcher to who has significantly deepened our understanding of the ‘Red Zone.’ Dr. Flack will share insights on this critical time period and discuss actionable steps we can take to create safer campuses. Register today to join us: ???? bit.ly/RZ24Talk #EndRapeOnCampus #EROC #SupportSurvivors #BelieveSurvivors

?? Help us bring “The ‘me too.’ Movement: At the Intersection of Healing and Tech” to SXSW 2025! This groundbreaking panel featuring Me Too Movement, Our Wave, EndTAB, and us, End Rape On Campus, will explore how we’re leveraging technology to support survivors on their healing journeys while working to end sexual violence. Learn about our innovative approaches to: ?? Fostering post-traumatic growth ?? Building survivor communities ?? Creating safer digital spaces Your vote can amplify survivor voices at one of the world’s biggest tech conferences. Cast your vote for our #SXSWPanelPicker proposal: ???? https://lnkd.in/g9yZJgQv #metoo #SurvivorJustice #SXSW2025

?? As of today, August 1, 2024, the new 2024 #TitleIX regulations are in effect…but only in 24 states, including D.C. and Puerto Rico. Learn more at ????https://lnkd.in/gcDZuiZX #EndRapeOnCampus #EROC #TitleIX #k12 #HigherEducation #SupportSurvivors #BelieveSurvivors