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Join us for an interesting discussion with our intern and long-time dancer, Rebekah, where we explore the cultural stigmas, stereotypes, and hypersexualization of cheerleaders and dancers in media and reality.
*TW: This episode contains conversations surrounding the following topics: sexual harassment and assault, homophobia, eating disorders, and pornography. Please consider your own mental health before listening.
Additional resources/mentioned in this episode:
https://www.theodysseyonline.com/medias-representation-cheerleaders
https://www.cheersounds.com/blog/confessionsstereotypes/
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/the-cheerleader-in-pop-culture-bring-it-on_n_55ba55f1e4b0af35367a859a
https://www.usacheer.org/safety/national-cheerleading-safety-month
Love is in the air this month! We are joined by one of our interns, Taylor, in today's episode to talk all things dating apps: how safe are they really? What are the pros and cons? How can you be smart when using them? Listen in and share this episode with a friend.
*This podcast contains adult content and mentions of sex/sexual violence. Please consider your own mental health journey before listening.
Today, friend of SACIS and long-time preventionist, Amanda, joins us to talk about human trafficking!
Join us as we discuss self care and practical tips for making it through the holidays or other difficult times.
Mentioned in this episode: https://clevelandrapecrisis.org/resources/resource-library/featured/sexual-assault-self-care/
Read the episode transcript here.
Meet our Executive Director, David and learn more about our agency and how you can get involved on Giving Tuesday.
Today we are joined by SACIS Intern, Shannon, to discuss problematic Halloween costumes and how they can contribute to rape culture and continued sexual violence.
Find episode details and show notes here: https://www.sacis.org/get-involved/podcast/
Today is the first day of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Join us for a short conversation on the intersection of sexual and domestic violence within intimate partner relationships.
Find the full transcript for this episode here: https://www.sacis.org/get-involved/podcast/
On this episode, we discuss what equitable services look like at SACIS and why we value intersections of identity when pursuing healing and justice.
Mentioned in this episode: Man Enough with Alok Vaid-Menon
Visit our website: www.sacis.org
Read the episode transcript here.
Today we discuss the scale of the epidemic of sexual violence within the military, the culture which upholds it, the policies which fail to prevent it, and the adjustments that could be made to keep our servicemembers safe.
This podcast is brought to you by SACIS. We are a nonprofit in Central Illinois dedicated to serving those affected by sexual violence and putting an end to rape culture through community awareness and prevention education. Learn more at www.sacis.org.
Find the episode transcript and resources here.
Begin your week with a mindful and judgment free scan to check in with your body.
For more information on this and other mindfulness practices, contact Taylor Diskin at [email protected].
To learn more about SACIS and the services we offer, visit our website at www.sacis.org.
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