On Tuesday, September 24, President Maggie Calvert and Vice President Piper Jones of the Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance (FMLA) moderated a panel discussion and Q&A session about the Red Zone, which refers to the first six weeks of the semester when sexual violence is at its highest rates on college campuses.
President Maggie Calvert (right) and Vice President Piper Jones (left) of FMLA talk about their hopes for the Red Zone panel and what it may accomplish.
Dr. Richelle Dysktra (far left), a professor of Sociology, discusses the socialization of alcohol and how it could affect the Red Zone and sexual assault on college campuses.
Kaeleen (center right), a victim's advocate Butler County Victim Outreach Intervention Center (VOICe), discusses Chanel Miller's impact on "flipping the script" and trying to put an end to victim blaming.
Dr. Cindy LaCom (far right), the director of the Gender Studies Program, discusses porn culture and how it connects to sexual violence and sexual assault.
Erin O'Connor (center left), the Graduate Assistant to the Women’s and Pride Center, discusses the importance of consent education, and how the lack of understanding about consent contributes to the Red Zone.