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Sexual Assault Awareness Month Day of Action: Tuesday, April 5, 2011
This Year's Theme: "It’s time … to get involved."
The April 2011 Sexual Assault Awareness Month campaign focuses on everyone speaking up
to prevent sexual violence in our neighborhoods, communities, workplaces and schools.
The 2011 national Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) campaign explores common,
everyday behaviors and offers individuals viable, responsible ways to intervene. This primary
prevention approach helps to create environments where people are safe in their
relationships, families, neighborhoods, schools, work places and communities.
April 10-16 2011 National Crime Victims' Rights Week:
RESHAPING THE FUTURE, HONORING THE PAST
The 2011 NCVRW theme—“Reshaping the Future, Honoring the Past”—applauds the power
of victims and the victims’ rights movement to change the course of history and transform
lives. By asserting rights and mobilizing resources that did not exist 30 years ago, victims can
hope to reshape their destinies by overcoming the impact of crime. The theme honors both
victims, underscoring the nation’s duty to respect and support their efforts to reclaim their
lives, and advocates who fought for victims’ rights and services. It recalls past crimes—such
as the catastrophic September 11 attacks 10 years ago—that we commemorate even as we
move forward.
May 28-31, My Time Illinois
July 8-10, 2011, My Time Wisconsin
This Year's Theme: "It’s time … to get involved."
The April 2011 Sexual Assault Awareness Month campaign focuses on everyone speaking up
to prevent sexual violence in our neighborhoods, communities, workplaces and schools.
The 2011 national Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) campaign explores common,
everyday behaviors and offers individuals viable, responsible ways to intervene. This primary
prevention approach helps to create environments where people are safe in their
relationships, families, neighborhoods, schools, work places and communities.
April 10-16 2011 National Crime Victims' Rights Week:
RESHAPING THE FUTURE, HONORING THE PAST
The 2011 NCVRW theme—“Reshaping the Future, Honoring the Past”—applauds the power
of victims and the victims’ rights movement to change the course of history and transform
lives. By asserting rights and mobilizing resources that did not exist 30 years ago, victims can
hope to reshape their destinies by overcoming the impact of crime. The theme honors both
victims, underscoring the nation’s duty to respect and support their efforts to reclaim their
lives, and advocates who fought for victims’ rights and services. It recalls past crimes—such
as the catastrophic September 11 attacks 10 years ago—that we commemorate even as we
move forward.
May 28-31, My Time Illinois
July 8-10, 2011, My Time Wisconsin