Dane County GameChangers

One of our projects this year was a collaboration with East High MENS Club! MENS (Men Encouraging Nonviolent Strength) Clubs bring together young men to connect and discuss topics like masculinity, (un)healthy relationships, and conflict resolution. With a shared focus on violence prevention, GameChangers planned a peer education event that engaged students in discussions and activities. We shared a meal, competed in a fierce game of Family Feud, and talked about how we can show up for our community!

Thank you so much to the DAIS MENS Club facilitators for supporting us as we created this space! We're looking forward to more collaboration in the future ✨💜🥳

There's one month left to apply to GameChangers! You can get paid to have fun, connect with new people, and create a safer, more equitable community. This opportunity is open to all Dane County high school students - no experience required. Visit the l!nk in our bi0 to learn more and apply today!

Hi! My name is Evelyn Grimm, and I’m a student GameChanger here at RCC: Sexual Violence Resource Center. I’m passionate about activism and advocacy, and I hope to inspire others to take action alongside me in order to work towards a safer, more equitable world. It’s really important to me that people are educated on topics such as sexual violence and inequality, because the first step to fighting against injustice is acknowledging and understanding its existence.

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THANK YOU to everyone who came to our march and rally for youth autonomy! We deeply appreciate the community’s commitment to protecting young people’s autonomy and well-being. 💚📣

We’re extending a very special thank you to our speakers from , , , , and ! Give them a follow to stay connected with their work ✨

There are still ways to get involved during ! See **ecrisisdane or visit thercc.org/saam-events for more information 💕

It can be easy to see the injustices and hardships in your community, but it can be difficult to figure out how to fight injustices and alleviate hardship. Here are some helpful tips on how you can start making positive changes in your community, one step at a time.

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Black women and their achievements in campaigns for justice are often overlooked, so this April we wanted to celebrate Black Women’s History Month by highlighting how Black women have been revolutionary leaders in movements for reproductive and survivor rights.

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In April we celebrate denim day by wearing jeans, here's why!

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Our rally is TOMORROW, April 5th! Remember to:
✅ DRESS FOR THE WEATHER: It’ll be 40-50 degrees downtown tomorrow. We will have hand warmers, and we recommend dressing to stay warm!
✅ WEAR GREEN: We want to present a unified front. Wear any shade of green to show support!
✅ MAKE SIGNS: Share messages of support for youth with signs.
✅ BRING YOUR FRIENDS: Share this post to your story to spread the word!

Event Details:
🪧 MARCH - 11am, Peace Park
📣 RALLY - 11:20am, Capitol Square @ King St

We can’t wait to see you there tomorrow! 💚

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, here are some things to know!

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We have a great lineup of speakers for our rally this Saturday, April 5th! We can’t wait to hear from young folks and local leaders - and we hope to see you there, too! Remember to wear green and invite your friends 💚🪧📣

Event Details:
March at 11am - Peace Park
Rally at 11:20am - Capitol @ King St Corner

Hi everyone! My Name is Maisey Shaw, pronouns are she/her, I’m running the GameChangers Instagram this week! I am a current sophomore at Oregon High School. I'm actively involved in our school Imagine Club, which is a Women empowerment and peer education group that supports survivors and healthy relationships. I dance for my school's Pom team and for a studio outside of school. In my free time I like to hang out with my friends, go out to eat and read!

THIS SATURDAY! Join us to stand up for youth voice and autonomy. Remember to wear green and invite your friends! 💚 📣
March - 11am, Peace Park to Capitol via State St
Rally - 11:20am, Capitol Square at King St

We can’t wait to see you there!