Taking a Stand on Important Issues
As a statewide sexual assault coalition, OAESV takes a stand on topics, issues, and policies that affect survivors of sexual violence and those who serve them.
- Statement from OAESV Board of Directors on Protests in Response to the Deaths of Black People and Systemic Injustices (June 2020)
- Statement in Solidarity with Community Members Peacefully Protesting the Recent Deaths of Black Individuals and Police Violence (June 2020)
- OAESV to Hold Annual Advocacy Day Virtually (April 2020)
- OAESV Statement on Seeking Legal Resources and Safety during COVID-19 (March 2020)
- OAESV Calls for #JusticeforAlexa and Support for Trans People of Color (March 2020)
- Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence Supports an End to the Statute of Limitations & Spousal Exemptions on Rape (November 2019)
- Statement from the Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence on State v. Aaron Roco (October 2019)
- OAESV's Statement on Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh (September 2019)
- OAESV Warns Against Potentially Damaging "At-Home" Forensic Kit (August 2019)
- OAESV Official Statement on Senate Bill 23 (April 2019)
- Statement from OAESV Regarding Lucy Flores and Joe Biden (April 2019)
- From #MeToo to #BlaseyFord to #SurvivingRKelly: Connecting Rape Crisis Centers to Black Survivors in the Movement (February 2019)
- #MeToo: The Beginning of Change (March 2018)
- Sexual Harassment: Facts & Action Steps (October 2017)
- OAESV Statement on Recent Department of Education Guidance on Title IX (September 2017)
- Holding Adults Accountable: Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine Announces New Indictments in Stubenville Rape Case (November 2013)
- Retweet This: #EndRapeCultureOhio (October 2013)
- Rape is Rape (August 2012)