Help bring visibility to Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) and show support for survivors by wearing teal on April 7!

In 2000, sexual violence coalitions across the country voted to designate the color teal as the official color of Sexual Assault Awareness Month and the teal ribbon was adopted as a symbol of awareness and prevention. Teal is associated with trust, devotion, and healing.

By wearing teal, participants help to raise awareness for sexual violence prevention, the importance of consent, respect, and they show support for survivors.

?HOW TO PARTICIPATE ?
? Wear it! Outfit and accessorize yourself with teal on April 7 to raise awareness about sexual assault.

?️ Tell people why you are wearing teal and ask them to join prevention and community education efforts.

? Post about Wear Teal Day on social media using the hashtags #SAAM, #WeWearTeal, and/or #WearTealDay.