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Sexual Assault Awareness Month

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck is honoring survivors through messages and activities of support. Learn how you can be an ally of those that have been victims of sexual assault, and what you can do to stop this crime from occurring.

Wall of Support

Faculty hosted Wall of Support at Cafe Dulce, USC Village
April 26 - May 1
Come post a message for yourself, a family member or friend who is a survivor of sexual assault and help raise awareness!
#SDPSAAM2021
#SocialWorkSupportsSurvivors

Statistics

73
Every 73 seconds a person in the U.S. is sexually assaulted.
80%
Over 80% of sexual assaults are committed by an acquaintance.
20%
Less than 20% of rapes are reported.

Messages of Support

Raising Awareness

Raising Awareness: Michelle Zappas, clinical associate professor

 

 Raising Awareness: Kristen Zaleski, clinical associate professor

 

 Raising Awareness: Tracie Kirkland, clinical associate professor

 

 Raising Awareness: Cynthia Sanchez, clinical assistant professor

Psychological First Aid

Psychological First Aid: Marleen Wong, David Lawrence Stein/Violet Goldberg Sachs Professor of Mental Health 

Support and Allyship

Support and Allyship: Katie Hurley, MSW '19

 

Support and Allyship: Jack Senese, MSW '18 

 

Support and Allyship: Ziyiah Rogers, MSW '18 

 

Support and Allyship: Adam Dodge, EndTAB.org 

 

Support and Allyship: Christina Munguia, MSW '21 

Healing

Healing: Danielle Brown, clinical associate professor

 

Healing: Marisa Faynsod, LCSW 

 

Healing: Paula Helu-Brown, PhD '17 

 

Healing: Lena Wu, MSW '19 

 

Healing: Brita Loeb, MSW '19 

Social Justice

Annalisa Enrile, clinical professor

Renee Smith-Maddox, clinical professor and diversity liaison

Anne Ream, founder, Voices and Faces Project

Karla Aguilar, CARE, University of California, Riverside

Anna Cho, MSW '18