Wear Denim. Support Survivors. Start Conversations.
Wednesday April 29th
This April, join the Wichita Area Sexual Assault Center (WASAC) in recognizing Denim Day—a global movement that raises awareness about sexual violence and challenges harmful myths around victim-blaming.
Denim Day began in Italy after a court overturned a sexual assault case based on what the survivor was wearing. In response, people wore denim to protest victim-blaming. Today, it is a global movement to raise awareness and stand with survivors.
Denim Day is a simple, powerful way to show survivors they are believed, supported, and not alone.
How to Participate
Getting involved is simple-- and meaningful.
Wear Denim
Choose a day (Denim Day or any day in April) and invite your group to wear denim in support of survivors.
Give What You Can
Encourage participants to donate (suggested $5–$20) or set a group fundraising goal.
Start the Conversation
Use this opportunity to learn, share, and talk about how we can support survivors and prevent sexual violence.
A fit for any group!
Denim Day is an easy way to engage any group.
Workplace or business
School or classroom
Church or community group
Team, club, or organization
Whether you have 5 people or 500, your participation makes a difference.