Several clubs and organizations hosted the event entitled “Not an Invitation, Never an Excuse.” They promoted the destruction of social gender boundaries and rape culture. Students walked from table to table learning and responding to different gender stereotypes. Additionally, a local band performed live for all of the people who attended the event.
First station:
Second station: “Speak Up” buttons & button making.
Third station: Respond to common excuses for rape.
Fourth station: Face and hand painting.
Fifth station: Respond to a potential rape situation using the “three D’s”: Direct, Delegate, or Distract.
Sixth station: Write stereotypical terms associated with each gender on a box. Later in the night, these boxes will be broken.
Seventh station: Get a free T-Shirt!
A Student writes a way she will Delegate, Distract, or Direct
The indie band Awahnichi performed for the students- The club Hermanas Unidas hosted a face painting table.
- Heroes created a board for students to write their methods of Distracting, Delegating, or Directing.
- At the table hosted by Hermanos Unidos, students described the different gender stereotypes.
- Students break the boxes that contain gender stereotypes
- The indie band Awahnichi performs for all the students
- Students should now be "Bobcats for Change"
