Safe Berks, to provide campus advocacy services, which are confidential. Services include review of all reporting options, accompaniment to the Berks County Courthouse to obtain a Protection Order, law enforcement interviews, and Title IX meetings/hearings and referrals to other Berks County support services and resources, as needed. The Women’s Center, LGBTQ+ Resource Center, It’s On Us Student Chapter and the Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance also partner together throughout the academic year to provide a variety of online and printed resources, small group discussions, awareness campaigns, and education through short fi lms and movies on topics of red flags of dating, healthy relationships, and supporting male and LGBTQ+ survivors. The Clothesline Project: Sponsored by the Women’s Center, this visual exhibition features a display of shirts with written messages and illustrations that graphically demonstrate the impact of violence. “What Were YOU Wearing?” Project: This project is a visual display of survivor’s descriptions of what they were wearing when they experienced sexual violence. The installation asks viewers to consider the amount of self-blame that results from the question: “What were you wearing?”. It is displayed in the Student Union building for one week during the Red Zone, and we also provide informational tables with resources. Safe Berks Silent Witness Project: This program features a display of life-sized red silhouettes which highlight the stories of Berks County citizens who were victims of domestic violence homicide. It is on display for one week during October, Domestic Violence awareness month. 13
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