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ASU SRVP is counting down the days to Denim Day, an international day of survivor support. This event has been hosted annually to stand up against victim blaming. Show your support by wearing denim on April 26. #ASUSAAM buff.ly/31S0ONS

Ending sexual violence starts with supporting survivors. #SAAM

Join us in commemorating the history of Denim Day for Sexual Assault Awareness Month on April 26th at ASU. Don't forget to wear your denim with an ASU Denim Day sticker, visit Denim Day tables, and tag ASU SRVP with your Denim Day outfits! Together, we can make a difference!

Denim Day is happening in 5 days! How can you participate? Follow ASU SRVP for our countdown, mark your calendars for April 26th and tag at least one friend below to help spread the word! #ASUSAAM #ASUDenimDay #ASUDenimDayApril26 wellness.asu.edu/get-involved/w…

We are but only 3 days away from #ASUDenimDay and we’d like to hear from you! Tag ASU SRVP and let us know how you prevent sexual and relationship violence. Need some ideas? Learn more here: buff.ly/40P6vs9 #ASUSAAM

TWO. DAYS. Only two days away from #ASUDenimDay. Did you know that part of violence prevention is education? We can all play our part by learning more about this international day of awareness: wellness.asu.edu/get-involved/w… #ASUSAAM

Tomorrow is #ASUDenimDay! While individuals around the world show their support to survivors by wearing denim we are reminded to also listen and believe survivors. Be an active listener, offer resources and ask how you can best support them. wellness.asu.edu/get-involved/w…

DENIM DAY IS TODAY! Denim Day is an international awareness campaign that takes place every year on April 26th to raise awareness about sexual violence and to support survivors. Please wear your denim to support this movement towards ending sexual violence! #SAAM

All relationships are different, but all healthy relationships will help you thrive by supporting your independence. #ASUDVAM ASU SRVP

Join us in discussing how to positively impact your community this Friday August 30th from 12 - 1:30 p.m. in the Hayden Library Room C1. We are so excited to be bringing back the You can Do Something campaign to ASU's campus this semester. To join, sign up through SunDevilSync.

Hear something that could hurt? That’s not okay. As prosocial bystanders, it’s important to say something. Odds are, you are not the only person thinking what was said was not okay. Once you speak up, others will follow. Use your voice to make a difference. You can do something!

We're back for another You Can Do Something event! Join us in our discussion on how to support peers in the moment on Thursday September 5th, 6 - 7:30 p.m. in the Student Center (Room 135). To join, sign up in the link in our bio through SunDevilSync. #DevilsDoSomething

Notice someone in distress? It can be scary breaking the silence for the fear of not knowing what to say or what to do. By breaking the silence, you can show your support for a person in distress even if it’s a simple “I’m here for you”. You can make a difference.

Join us in discussing how to positively impact your community this Tuesday September 10th from 6 - 7:30 p.m. in the University Center Building Room 265. To join, sign up through Sun Devil Sync!

The bystander effect is when a person doesn’t assume responsibility because they believe other people will help. However, when everyone thinks this, who is going to step in? It’s up to you to take initiative! Step in & check-in with the person because You Can Do Something.

Polytechnic students! We're back for another You Can Do Something event! Join us in our discussion on how to support peers in the moment on Tuesday September 24th, 5 - 6:30 p.m. in the Citrus Private Dining Room. To join, sign up through our Sun Devil Sync.

Scared of something that could escalate? Grab a team of helpers to control the situation; group projects are way more fun anyway. Together, you can help to de-escalate a situation. You Can Do Something.

As Sun Devils, we assume fundamental responsibility for the well-being of our ASU community. If you see something while passing by, take the few minutes to offer your support and help. Instead of thinking “This is not my problem,” find ways where You Can Do Something.