Russell Sage Title IX

05/08/2026

Take a moment to breathe, rest, and recognize how much you pushed through this semester. Whether this term felt smooth or challenging, making it to the end is something to be proud of. We hope everyone takes time to recharge and prioritize themselves this break. You made it!!!

04/29/2026

👖 This Wednesday is - a powerful reminder that what someone wears is never an excuse for sexual violence.
Join RAINN and millions across the country by wearing denim to stand in solidarity with survivors and raise awareness about harmful victim-blaming myths.
Spread the word, tag a friend, and get your denim ready. Let’s turn awareness into action.

04/23/2026

Tonight is the night! Join us for TBTN at the Washington Park Lakehouse starting at 5 PM. Students are welcome to join a walking group meeting near the Albany shuttle stop at 4 PM or 4:30 PM to head over together. We’d love to see you there for an evening of community and support. Don’t miss it!

04/22/2026

National Crime Victims’ Rights Week recognizes the progress of the victims’ rights movement while continuing to address ongoing barriers that prevent individuals from accessing justice, protection, and support. It highlights the importance of ensuring that all victims are treated with dignity, respect, and fairness throughout the justice process.
This week serves as a call to action to support survivors, raise awareness about victimization, and promote access to critical services such as advocacy, counseling, legal assistance, and crisis intervention. It also encourages communities to listen to survivors’ experiences and work toward systems that are more responsive and inclusive.
Supporting survivors is a shared responsibility rooted in compassion, respect, and advocacy. By working together, we can help create safer communities and ensure that those impacted by crime have the resources and support needed to heal and rebuild their lives.

04/15/2026

Raising awareness, starting conversations, and building a community that values respect and consent 💙
Thank you to everyone who stopped by, participated in activities, and took the time to learn more about what healthy relationships look like. Every conversation matters, and every voice helps create change.
A special thank you to all of our incredible community agencies and partners who came out to support this event. Your presence, resources, and commitment to educating and empowering others play such an important role in creating safer, more informed communities. We truly appreciate the time and effort you put into showing up and making a difference.
Let’s keep showing up, supporting one another, and reminding each other that consent, respect, and empowerment are essential every day, not just this month. 💙

04/14/2026

04/14/2026

We all love getting lost in the fun and entertainment of movies, but there are so many learning lessons hidden in plain sight. Let’s unpack some healthy and unhealthy behaviors from some of some famous (and infamous) leading men.

04/09/2026

The most dangerous time in an abusive relationship is during a breakup and after you have left your partner. During this period, you partner may escalate their aggression to keep you from leaving.
These are just a few precautionary steps you can take to keep yourself safe. Visit One Love’s Education Center at the link in our bio to download the full Breakup Planning Guide for free!
Remember, asking for help to leave a relationship that no longer makes you happy or threatens your safety is a sign of strength, and there is no weakness in leaning on the people and resources around you.💙

04/07/2026

Join us for Yards for Yeardley 🎨💜
Come out and create your own yard sign to raise awareness
KCC 224
12PM – 2PM
Stop by, get creative, and be part of something meaningful. Bring your friends — all are welcome!

04/07/2026

Don’t miss out-come compete, have fun, and show off your skills! 🐊 🐊 Thursday, April 9th Albany Campus – Outdoor Court / Kahl Gymnasium.

04/06/2026

Grab a friend and take a step toward change 💜
Join us for Yards for Yeardley and help us hit 300,000 yards while spreading awareness about relationship abuse. Every step matters.