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URL:/sexual-violence-prevention-response-office/events/
 what-were-you-wearing-exhibit-0
SUMMARY:What Were You Wearing? Exhibit
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nWhat Were You Wearing? Exhibit\n[https://uwaterloo.
 ca/sexual-violence-prevention-response-office/events/what-were-you-wearing
 -exhibit-1]\n\nThe Sexual Violence Prevention & Response Office (SVPRO)\, 
 in\npartnership with the Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Treatment\n
 Centre (SADVTC\n[https://www.smgh.ca/areas-of-care/sexual-assault-domestic
 -violence])\,\nare bringing the WHAT WERE YOU WEARING? ART EXHIBIT to the 
 University\nof ��ݮ��Ƶ.\n\nThe exhibit recreates outfits worn by universi
 ty students when they\nexperienced sexual violence. Sexual violence surviv
 ors are often\nasked\, “what were you wearing?”\, implying that what s
 omeone wears\nis the cause of sexual violence.\n\nThis semester\, the SVPR
 O and the SASVTC are recreating the exhibit to\nhighlight the pervasivenes
 s of victim-blaming and the harm and trauma\nit causes survivors.\n\nThis 
 myth about sexual violence is used to blame survivors and justify\nthe act
 ions of those who cause harm. Survivors are never to blame for\ntheir expe
 rience(s) of sexual violence. We all have the right to wear\nwhat we want.
  \n\nSexual violence myths\, also known as rape myths\, want us to believ
 e\nthat survivors ‘ask for it’ through their behaviour and manner of\n
 dress. But the fact is that no behaviour or manner of dress justify\nsexu
 al violence - the onus is on the person causing harm not to do\nso.\n\nYO
 U CAN VISIT THE EXHIBIT IN THE SLC MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM TUESDAY\,\nOCTOBER
  24 AND WEDNESDAY\, OCTOBER 25 FROM 10AM – 8PM. EVERYONE IS\nWELCOME!\n
 \nEngage with the exhibit at your own pace.\n\nQuestions can be directed t
 o: Stacey Jacobs\, s3jacobs@uwaterloo.ca\n 
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 what-were-you-wearing-exhibit-0
SUMMARY:What Were You Wearing? Exhibit
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nWhat Were You Wearing? Exhibit\n[https://uwaterloo.
 ca/sexual-violence-prevention-response-office/events/what-were-you-wearing
 -exhibit-1]\n\nThe Sexual Violence Prevention & Response Office (SVPRO)\, 
 in\npartnership with the Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Treatment\n
 Centre (SADVTC\n[https://www.smgh.ca/areas-of-care/sexual-assault-domestic
 -violence])\,\nare bringing the WHAT WERE YOU WEARING? ART EXHIBIT to the 
 University\nof ��ݮ��Ƶ.\n\nThe exhibit recreates outfits worn by universi
 ty students when they\nexperienced sexual violence. Sexual violence surviv
 ors are often\nasked\, “what were you wearing?”\, implying that what s
 omeone wears\nis the cause of sexual violence.\n\nThis semester\, the SVPR
 O and the SASVTC are recreating the exhibit to\nhighlight the pervasivenes
 s of victim-blaming and the harm and trauma\nit causes survivors.\n\nThis 
 myth about sexual violence is used to blame survivors and justify\nthe act
 ions of those who cause harm. Survivors are never to blame for\ntheir expe
 rience(s) of sexual violence. We all have the right to wear\nwhat we want.
  \n\nSexual violence myths\, also known as rape myths\, want us to believ
 e\nthat survivors ‘ask for it’ through their behaviour and manner of\n
 dress. But the fact is that no behaviour or manner of dress justify\nsexu
 al violence - the onus is on the person causing harm not to do\nso.\n\nYO
 U CAN VISIT THE EXHIBIT IN THE SLC MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM TUESDAY\,\nOCTOBER
  24 AND WEDNESDAY\, OCTOBER 25 FROM 10AM – 8PM. EVERYONE IS\nWELCOME!\n
 \nEngage with the exhibit at your own pace.\n\nQuestions can be directed t
 o: Stacey Jacobs\, s3jacobs@uwaterloo.ca\n 
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