Contact: Leighia Fleming
- Supporting LGBTQIA+ Students & Survivors in the Classroom [Hybrid]
Title IX is ever changing, engage in a conversation on your responsibilities as a faculty and staff member in support students. Learn how to create an implement inclusive practice in your classroom and programs that support LGBTQIA+ students under Title IX regulations. This workshop is staff and faculty focused.
Wednesday, April 12
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Location: CCC Student Services Building 109 + Zoom
- Show Your Pride
Show your pride through Art. Drop in anytime to build community through art and learn about resources at Coastline and Coast District. Refreshment will be provided.
Tuesday, April 25
11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Location: Coastline Garden Grove Campus - Student Lounge
- Denim Day
The Denim Day campaign hopes to bring awareness to victim blaming and destructive myths that surround rape and sexual violence. Join millions across the world by making a statement with your fashion. Wear jeans with a purpose #myjeansprotestviolence #denimday. Post a picture on your college app or Instagram and tag @orangecoast @coastline_oc and @goldenwestcollege. and / or Meet up for a group photo with other students, faculty, and staff wearing denim!
Wednesday, April 26
12:00 pm
Location: Coastline photo at Student Services Center front lobby
- Yoga as Healing - Survivor Focused
Yoga is an empowering practice that prioritizes the lived experience and healing of each survivor. Please join us in a trauma-informed class that is centered on connecting survivors with community and healing.
Thursday, April 27
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location: Online via Zoom
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Contact: Carla Martinez
- Consent Fair
As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Title IX is hosting a Resource Fair to provide information for survivors and allies from community organizations that raise awareness on sexual violence, as well as providing opportunities to get involved.
Tuesday, April 11
11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location: GWC Student Union Outdoor Patio
- Catfishing & Impersonation Online
Catfishing and online impersonation continues to grow and evolve, with no signs of slowing down. For example, TikTok saw a 62% increase in fake profiles last Fall. That makes it a form of abuse that everyone must be familiar with and understand how to prevent or stop. In this session, we (1) demystify how catfishing works (and why so many victims get fooled), (2) highlight emerging forms of impersonation that need to be on our radar, (3) detail red flags and warning signs and (4) outline concrete ways anyone can prevent and safely respond to catfishing situations.
Friday, April 14
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location: GWC Student Services Center 2400 + Zoom
- Strategies to Address Online Harassment [Hybrid]
Online harassment is one of the more difficult forms of abuse to manage because victims must often rely on technology platforms to act and/or offer tools to stop the abuse, which often fall short of expectations. And yet victims still need to use these platforms to survive and thrive. In this session, we (1) detail how online harassment is carried out today and who is being targeted, (2) breakdown strategies to respond, including platform tools and de-escalation tactics, (3) demonstrate steps to prepare for, mitigate and prevent online harassment and (4) explore ways to encourage bystander and upstander intervention that help create more supportive online communities.
Wednesday, April 19
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Location: GWC Student Services Center 2400 + Zoom
- When Victim Blaming Goes Digital [Hybrid]
Abuse is never the victim's fault - and yet victim blaming persists. In the digital age, the blaming of victims has become amplified and more severe, which impacts how we navigate and address online harm. In this session, we (1) highlight common forms of tech-facilitated victim blaming, (2) breakdown who is (and isn't) being targeted, and (3) detail strategies to help and empower both victims and our communities to prepare for, address and navigate victim blaming in online spaces./em>
Tuesday, April 25
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location: GWC Student Services Center 2400 + ZOom
- Denim Day
The Denim Day campaign hopes to bring awareness to victim blaming and destructive myths that surround rape and sexual violence. Join millions across the world by making a statement with your fashion. Wear jeans with a purpose #myjeansprotestviolence #denimday. Post a picture on your college app or Instagram and tag @orangecoast @coastline_oc and @goldenwestcollege. and / or Meet up for a group photo with other students, faculty, and staff wearing denim!
Wednesday, April 26
10:50 am
Location: GWC photo in the Student Services Center Atrium
- Yoga as Healing - Survivor Focused
Yoga is an empowering practice that prioritizes the lived experience and healing of each survivor. Please join us in a trauma-informed class that is centered on connecting survivors with community and healing.
Thursday, April 27
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location: Online via Zoom
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Contact: Shannon Quihuiz
- Transgender Day of Visibility
Stop by to learn about prominent trans figures, issues surround the trans community, and check out art created by OCC trans, non-binary, and gender non-confirming artists. There will also be a zine making station with various prompts to choose from. Light snacks and refreshments will be available.
Monday, April 3
11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location: OCC Student Union 101
- Queer Sex Education [Hybrid Event]
Join us for a sex ed presentation designed for the LGBTQIA+ community, which is often left out of the conversation in such courses. Safe sex, transitioning & sex, LGBTQIA+ sexual assault statistics, and consent are some of the topics we will be covering. After the presentation, we'll have a zine activity, led by Hub success coach Mlou Aquino (they/them), on what consent looks like for you. This is a safe space in which all are welcome!
Tuesday, April 4
3:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Location: OCC Student Union 213 + Zoom
- LGBTQIA+ Student Ally Training [Hybrid]
Do you have friends or family members who are part of the LGBTQIA+ community, but aren't quite sure how you can support them? Are you wanting to learn how to become an ally to the LGBTQIA+ community? Join us for an ally training designed specifically for students here at OCC! We'll go over some LGBTQIA+ terminology, Do's & Don'ts, intervention strategies, and more. Lunch will be provided.
Wednesday, April 5
12:00 pm - 1:45 pm
Location: OCC Student Union 213 + Zoom
- Movie at The Harbour - Edge of Seventeen
"It's the summer of 1984, you're seventeen, you live in Midwest, and you're pretty sure that you're gay--it's the story of Eric, a musically-gifted and charming soon-to-be high school senior, who gets a little lost on his post-pubescent exploration of sexuality. While flipping burgers with his best friend Maggie at the local amusement park restaurant, Eric meets a host of summer-jobbing buddies including his first potential beau. He becomes involved with Rod and is introduced to the local gay bar, but meanwhile Maggie has fallen for him."
Thursday, April 6
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Location: OCC The Harbour Courtyard
- Supporting LGBTQIA+ Students & Survivors in the Classroom [Hybrid]
Title IX is ever changing, engage in a conversation on your responsibilities as a faculty and staff member in support students. Learn how to create an implement inclusive practice in your classroom and programs that support LGBTQIA+ students under Title IX regulations. This workshop is staff and faculty focused.
Wednesday, April 12
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Location: OCC Student Union 213 + Zoom
- Catfishing & Impersonation Online
Catfishing and online impersonation continues to grow and evolve, with no signs of slowing down. For example, TikTok saw a 62% increase in fake profiles last Fall. That makes it a form of abuse that everyone must be familiar with and understand how to prevent or stop. In this session, we (1) demystify how catfishing works (and why so many victims get fooled), (2) highlight emerging forms of impersonation that need to be on our radar, (3) detail red flags and warning signs and (4) outline concrete ways anyone can prevent and safely respond to catfishing situations.
Friday, April 14
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location: OCC Student Union 214 + Zoom
- LGBTQIA+ Know Your Rights
Join us to learn about the policies and laws that protect the rights of the LGBTQIA+ community at school, in the workplace, and more. Lunch will be served.
Monday, April 17
11:00 am - 12:45 pm
Location: OCC Student Union 213
- Strategies to Address Online Harassment [Hybrid]
Online harassment is one of the more difficult forms of abuse to manage because victims must often rely on technology platforms to act and/or offer tools to stop the abuse, which often fall short of expectations. And yet victims still need to use these platforms to survive and thrive. In this session, we (1) detail how online harassment is carried out today and who is being targeted, (2) breakdown strategies to respond, including platform tools and de-escalation tactics, (3) demonstrate steps to prepare for, mitigate and prevent online harassment and (4) explore ways to encourage bystander and upstander intervention that help create more supportive online communities.
Wednesday, April 19
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Location: OCC Student Union 214 + Zoom
- Green Dot Bystander Training
The Green Dot Bystander Training is for students who are interested in learning about bystander intervention and how to end power-based personal violence on our campus. Meet with other students, develop tangible skills, and learn how to make a difference at the CCCD District and in your community.
Friday, April 21
12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Location: OCC Student Union 214
- When Victim Blaming Goes Digital [Hybrid]
Abuse is never the victim's fault - and yet victim blaming persists. In the digital age, the blaming of victims has become amplified and more severe, which impacts how we navigate and address online harm. In this session, we (1) highlight common forms of tech-facilitated victim blaming, (2) breakdown who is (and isn't) being targeted, and (3) detail strategies to help and empower both victims and our communities to prepare for, address and navigate victim blaming in online spaces./em>
Tuesday, April 25
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location: OCC Student Union 214 + ZOom
- Denim Day
The Denim Day campaign hopes to bring awareness to victim blaming and destructive myths that surround rape and sexual violence. Join millions across the world by making a statement with your fashion. Wear jeans with a purpose #myjeansprotestviolence #denimday. Post a picture on your college app or Instagram and tag @orangecoast @coastline_oc and @goldenwestcollege. and / or Meet up for a group photo with other students, faculty, and staff wearing denim!
Wednesday, April 26
12:00 pm
Location: OCC photo in the Main Quad
- Yoga as Healing - Survivor Focused
Yoga is an empowering practice that prioritizes the lived experience and healing of each survivor. Please join us in a trauma-informed class that is centered on connecting survivors with community and healing.
Thursday, April 27
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location: Online via Zoom
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