Welcome to the CUNY Sexual Assault Policy Tracker! This blog was a creation of Students for a Greater CUNY (SGC) to track the progress of the CUNY Sexual Assault Policy Taskforce. As of June 28, 2010, SGC achieved a hard earned dream alongside many supporters. We have kept this open for others who may be striving to achieve similar goals to become inspired to create effective coalition building! Questions? EMAIL US AT cunysgc@gmail.com. Feel free to spread the word!!
Thursday, April 23, 2009
TOWN HALL MEETING FLIER!!
Become involved! Email us at cunypolicy08@gmail.com. We currently have an immediate need for:
* A skilled technician with software to make jpeg files to post letters of support on the tracker
* A graphic arts designer to help our website designer
* Skilled media savvy persons to chronicle CUNY's progress for the students on campus blogs, radio and television.
* Organizations and individuals to endorse our cause (willing to sign a letter of support)
* Organizations and individuals to join Students for a Greater CUNY as a member
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Not sure if I will be able to make it but if I don't I just wanted to say these things in case no one mentions it... it is important that the policy clearly defines what sexual harassment and assault is, explains specific procedures for reporting a complaint or identifying attackers, how to get access to an evidence collection kit, a user-friendly/easy to find page on the hunter website where people can do all of this... file a complaint and get info about next steps..
ReplyDeleteGood luck!
Johanna Rice - Hunter College
Thank you Johanna for your comment. We will be sure to express your concerns to the taskforce.
ReplyDeleteAdditionally, I think it's important to recognize off-campus rape, since CUNY is mainly non-dorm. The majority of rapes occuring to our fellow students are happening either at their apartments or at school-related parties. The sexy girl miniskirt posters you see everywhere? Those parties are responsible for many of the rapes committed against students.
ReplyDeleteI would ask for sexual assault centers. The policy is important, but a safe, publicized place for the many women of CUNY to go is very important to.