Denim Day is an annual event observed in April to protest sexual violence and stand in solidarity with survivors. At its core, this global movement is grounded in individuals in positions of power taking a stand against sexual violence and victim-blaming. People worldwide participate by wearing denim to raise awareness and promote dialogue about sexual assault, making Denim Day a powerful platform for activism rooted in challenging harmful societal norms. 

We invite our OSU campus community to take part in Denim Day this year by joining the Center for Advocacy, Prevention & Education (CAPE) for a Denim Day Activity Fair. Stop by for a variety of activities and prizes related to sexual assault action and awareness, and wear your denim to show support for survivors of sexual violence.