A Breakthrough Workshop will take place Friday, April 8, from 2:30-5 p.m. in 214 Hall of Languages. Workshop participants will discuss what gender norms are most prevalent and harmful on campus, how gender norms are linked to sexual assault and other forms of violence and how to take action to change them through the power of storytelling.
The workshop is facilitated by Breakthrough (http://us.breakthrough.tv), a global human rights organization based in New York City and New Delhi working to make violence against women and girls culturally unacceptable. Students wanting to attend must have R.S.V.P.ed to Pam Peter by Friday, April 1, at papeter@syr.edu.
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