Help us kick off Sexual Assault Awareness Month by making a big teal splash online! Participate in the Day of Action on Tuesday, April 5 by wearing teal to show your support for survivors of sexual harassment and assault. Post a selfie using #SAAM2022. When you wear your teal you signal that you support survivors and are a safe person to talk to if they need to reach out.
Join us to hear from Mayor Harry Rilling and The Rowan Center team as we kick off Sexual Assault Awareness Month and reaffirm our commitment to education, counseling, and advocacy as we serve sexual violence survivors in our community. Join us before the event for coffee at Norwalk Art Space at 10:30 AM.
Join us at the Darien Library to watch the powerful movie, Athlete A, that recounts the story of USA gymnastics, Larry Nasser, and the incredible gymnasts, reporters, and legal team that uncovered and exposed decades of abuse. Our Rowan Center educators will be available for questions and conversation after the showing! No registration required.
Join us at the Ferguson Library to watch the powerful movie, Athlete A, that recounts the story of USA gymnastics, Larry Nasser, and the incredible gymnasts, reporters, and legal team that uncovered and exposed decades of abuse. Our Rowan Center educators will be available for questions and conversation after the showing! No registration required.
Thank you to everyone who tuned in to hear from author and survivor activist Rosie McMahan. In her book, Fortunate Daughter: A Memoir of Trauma, Healing & Reconciliation, McMahan narrates the trauma she experienced as a young girl who grew up to be a woman, whole and unbroken. Her story is raw, honest, and powerful, and we are honored for her to share it with us. You can watch the recording of the live discussion below. Watch Now
Sponsored by Darien Parks and Recreation Recenter yourself and enjoy calming yoga on the beach, provided by Saraswati Yoga. Join the flow from 10:30 - 11:30 a.m., then stick around for coffee and conversation from 11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Remember to bring your own yoga mat, water, and props.
On Denim Day millions of people across the world will wear jeans with purpose, showing their support for victims and survivors of sexual assault and committing to advocate for the end of all forms of sexual violence. Join the movement by wearing jeans and using #DenimDay to spread the message that there is never any excuse for rape.
