Avila's Eagles Aware Program

Today Eagles Aware pays tribute to Anita Hill. #SAAM2021 #womenshistorymonth2021

Eagles Aware firmly believes it is pivotal to highlight the well documented fact that sexual violence is connected to other social justice struggles. Now more than ever it is important that strategies to prevent sexual violence, and other forms of violence, are rooted in an understanding of the larger structures of systemic oppressions. Working towards a future without sexual violence means that we must all center a coordinated response that focuses on the needs of those most marginalized and silenced. #SAAM2021 #WomensHistoryMonth

Stalking often intersects with physical and sexual violence, including rape. Stalkers may contact, intimidate, and otherwise scare their victims before or after a sexual assault. #stalkingawareness #NSAM2021 #stalking

Today Eagles Aware pays tribute to Jeanetta Johnson. #WomensHistoryMonth #SAAM2021 #TransDayOfVisibility

This week Eagles Aware is paying tribute to some of the Black women who were at the forefront of the anti-sexual violence movement. #WomensHistoryMonth2021 #SAAM2021

Eagles, National Stalking Awareness Month (NSAM), which is observed each January, is a time to raise awareness about the warning signs of stalking and promote ways people can stay safe if they believe they have a stalker. Throughout this month, we encourage you to learn, take action, and share information to prevent and end stalking on our campus and in your community. #NSAM2021

Most stalkers use multiple tactics to scare their victims. #NSAM2021 #stalking #stalkingawareness

Eagles today is the day! Get out and vote. Have questions, click the link below. https://www.vote411.org/

Eagles, #DVAM2020 is coming to a close, but our commitment to #PowerUp and raise awareness about DV remains strong year round! If you would like to join our efforts you can email us at [email protected]

Eagles domestic violence doesn't end when October does, and neither will our efforts to raise awareness about domestic violence by sharing #DVFacts! DV FACTS: Domestic violence is the leading cause of injury to women more than car accidents, muggings, and rapes combined.

Eagles, today is our final day of #HealthyMasculinityWeek. We are excited to highlight our last two men, Dr. Michael Norwood and Josh Parisse. Thank you to all of the men who participated and engaged with Eagles Aware is this important conversation.

Today is Day 4 of #HealthyMasculinityWeek. We are excited to highlight two more men and their thoughts on what "Being A Man" means to them. Coach C and Avila BSU student Darien Minor. Thank you both!