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After the high level of student engagement with their Sex In The Dark event in January, SRR launched a consistent go/link-based anonymous questions and answers initiative. The abbreviated answers from the Sex In The Dark event were posted on the…

This is the history and an interview with Sharon Smith 68’ (she/her). Smith was an American Literature major. She wrote an anonymous letter about contraception and mailed it to every first year woman in the class of 71’. The academic year was…

This Campus announcement explains that it is Sexual Assault Awareness month, and informs readers about the related events, both on and near campus. One of the events noted is the Take Back The Night March. Here is a photo of the announcement as it…

SRR had it's first ever Sex In The Dark event in January of 2020. The event included glow sticks, ring pops, snacks, and most importantly a panel of qualified Sexperts who answered any and all anonymous questions that students submitted online. The…

This is the Seven Days profile on Elizabeth Dunn. The article discusses Dunn's life before and at Middlebury, as well as their experience of posting the list and their perspective on it's fallout. Despite all of the news coverage of The List, Seven…

The resolution passed in SGA senate officially creating SRR and stating its purposes.

Maddie Orcutt's thesis on the possibilities of restorative justice in Middlebury's policy against SMDVS. This thesis was included in Orcutt's 2016 SRR transition document.

This is Reason.com's coverage of The List and it's fallout. This article discusses the question of whether Dunn themself violated Title IX policy, and the justness of that policy if they did.

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This is a poster for "The Little Things," a collaborative exhibit at M Gallery created by Stares and Stairs. This event was an attempt to bring awareness to the parts of a survivor's experience that often go unacknowledged and create a space for…

These are pictures of the Stares on Stairs group outside of the alpaca farm that was hosting Rites of Spring [An invite-only party held every spring by Middlebury’s secret societies/fraternities]. The group attempted to perform at this event and were…