OSVPE Wayne State

06/02/2026

05/05/2026

Enjoy the summer. We will be here to support when you return in the Fall!

05/01/2026

As Sexual Assault Awareness Month comes to a close, let’s be clear about one thing:

Survivors deserve to be believed. Full stop.

Not questioned.
Not blamed.
Not picked apart for how they responded to trauma.

There is no “right” way to survive something that should have never happened.

What matters is how we show up:
Listening without judgment.
Responding with care.
Creating spaces where people feel safe enough to speak—or not speak at all.

April may be ending, but this responsibility doesn’t.

We don’t turn this off on May 1.

We carry it forward—in our conversations, our classrooms, our communities.

Stay aware. Stay accountable. Stay committed.

04/29/2026

Center the voices of survivors. Their stories are real and they deserve to be believed and not blamed.

04/28/2026

Denim Day is this Wednesday.

And it’s not just about jeans, it’s about what we’re willing to stand for.

On April 29, we’re asking our campus community to show up in denim as a visible statement of support for survivors of sexual violence.

Because let’s be real, victim blaming is still happening.
What someone wears is still being questioned.
And that narrative? It has to go.

So this is your reminder:

Pull out your denim.
Wear it with intention.
Stand in solidarity.

Snap a photo, tag , and use


Let’s make this visible. Let’s make it count.

04/09/2026

April is sexual assault awareness month
This month is not only about awareness but also about responsibility to ensure survivors have spaces where they feel seen, heard, safe and protected.

04/01/2026

For 25 years, SAAM has united survivors, advocates, and communities in a shared commitment to ending sexual violence.

This year’s theme, “25 Years Stronger: Looking Back, Moving Forward,” honors both progress and purpose.

Looking back, we recognize the strength of survivors and the dedication of those who have worked tirelessly to bring awareness, support, and change.

Moving forward, we recommit to:
• Prevention education
• Survivor-centered support
• Community accountability
• Culture change

At OSVPE, this work is not limited to one month, it is our daily commitment.

We invite our campus community to stand with us this April and beyond as we continue building a culture where everyone is safe, valued, and respected.

02/03/2026

We officially have a website!! Visit it to learn more about our vision, mission and services!!