Quarterly Prevention Pop-in: May The Quarterly Prevention Pop-in is an opportunity for preventionists throughout Ohio to build community and collective strength, discussing the unique perspectives of the sexual violence prevention field. It is a space for preventionists shaped by preventionists. Come as…
Today my heart hurts. It is the same low thrum of pain that persists and spikes each time a new bill is introduced to ban gender-affirming care for youth; each time LGBTQ+ inclusive curricula are attacked; each time a gun…
The Cycle Continues: Monkeypox and Global Oppression By: Sarah Ferrato, Caitlin Burke Nearly four months ago, the first case of Monkeypox (MPV) was reported in the United States. According to the CDC, there are currently over 25,000 reported cases in…
Ready Set Go! Foundations for Prevention This full-day training will introduce new prevention professionals to violence prevention foundations, such as anti-oppression, public health, and best practices. The day will include time to network and practice skill building. The last day to…
In Fall/Winter 2021, OAESV’s Director of Prevention performed a statewide capacity assessment to understand better if OAESV's local programs have adequate knowledge, tools, structures, and processes to provide comprehensive prevention programming. We know that across the country, millions of people…
"Being a whore isn’t a category of sexuality. It is a right to express one’s self as a worker.” 1 Today marks International Whores’ Day (IWD) 2, a day when sex workers rebelled against the systems that criminalized their existence.…
The State of Prevention Anti-oppression work is primary prevention work. From the beginning of the sexual violence prevention movement, antiracist and abolitionist advocates have led the way forward. Our public health frameworks that connect our relationships, our systems, and our…
TW: Descriptions of Prison, Violence in Prison, Rape in Prison, and Homicide Recently, I came across a news story that I felt I wanted to write about. The story was about a man, Armani Faison, who was raped and killed…
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