IC student begins campaign to combat catcalling in Ithaca
Being unapologetic is a pillar of Catcalls of Ithaca, a new Instagram account and campaign dedicated to calling out street and sexual harassment on the college’s campus.
Being unapologetic is a pillar of Catcalls of Ithaca, a new Instagram account and campaign dedicated to calling out street and sexual harassment on the college’s campus.
The Ithaca College community has shown itself willing to begin this conversation but must acknowledge the voices of survivors and the harm that has been done.
Barb Haff, a specialist in payroll and student employment, said the course is an online module and is supposed to be completed during employees’ shifts.
A program of this magnitude and importance needs to be mandatory in order to be impactful.
The blemish of sexual harassment of female Marines and service members at-large has existed for decades.
The Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management is investigating a report of “forcible touching” reported on campus around 11:50 p.m. April 16 near the tennis courts and parking lot S, according to the Public Safety Alert sent to the campus community.
In its second year, the Sexual Harassment and Assault Response and Education program at Ithaca College is focusing on bystander intervention education, updating self-defense courses to be more inclusive and heightening the program’s presence on campus.
At Ithaca College and across the country, sexual assault is a constant topic of conversation.
By Oct. 31, all members of the Ithaca College staff have to complete an online sexual harassment training course.
The Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management will launch a new Sexual Assault Prevention Campaign after students return from fall break.
The Ithaca College administration has instructed staff to complete an online sexual harassment training program by the end of October.
Terry Richardson, photographer/provocateur extraordinaire, is making headlines again.