At It’s On Us we are committed to building an inclusive and tolerant space that fosters education, mobilization, and support for student activists. As we kick off a new semester, consider these guidelines the rules of the road for our online community.
On International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia, we want to remind you that you can play a huge role in fighting myths and supporting friends on your campus. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
At our PEER EDU Summer Camp, you can build your knowledge on several topics, including combating violence in the LGBTQ+ community. Check out the full schedule at the #linkinbio to learn how to organize effectively.
ICYMI, our newest research report, “The Preparation Problem,” details how young men are not receiving the education on sex and healthy relationships that they need before heading to college. ❌
Here’s how you can fix that. ➡️
Swipe through to check out some research-backed ideas for your next chapter event, and visit the link in our bio to discover what else we found out. 👀
What are you waiting for? Applications to join the It’s On Us National Leadership Council close TOMORROW! ⏰‼️
Get access to exclusive mentorship from our National team, plus a $250 stipend per semester to support your organizing efforts. 💸
The application takes less than 10 minutes! Visit the link in our bio NOW to learn how you can help represent student constituencies and shape the future of campus organizing. 🔗
After securing an important playoff win, San Antonio Spurs player Victor Wembanyama (@wemby ) got emotional and embraced his teammates on the bench. When asked about his reaction, he didn’t try to erase what happened. Instead, he let us know that there is real strength in caring.
It’s not all about who’s the fastest or who can lift the most — there’s a lot of power in openly expressing joy and emotion. Win or lose. 💪
Which athlete has been inspiring you lately? Let us know in the comments. 🏀
Anyone else headed for some much-needed R&R? ✋
Join Ella from @itsonusuky on her relaxing beach day. 😎💙
This Mental Health Awareness Month, remember that taking the time for your mental well-being is important ALL the time, not just when you’re going through a tough time. Dedicated breaks are so important to avoid stress and burnout!❣️
Journaling, listening to music, going for a walk, or just existing without the pressure of a specific schedule can help you take care of yourself. How are you resetting during summer break??
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A study published by the American Psychological Association found that positive self-affirmations can have an immediate and long-term impact on your mood and well-being. ♥️
So, take a moment to set positive intentions and share with a friend who might need a boost today! 🫶
You heard it from Catherine! 👀
Don’t miss out on your chance to join the It’s On Us National Leadership Council. You’ll join 22 students from chapters across the country and connect and learn from the It’s On Us team 1:1.
Not only will you level up your involvement in the sexual violence prevention movement, you’ll also receive a $250 stipend each semester! 🤑
Applications close in just ONE WEEK. Head to the link in our bio now and submit your application before May 15! 🔗
Did you submit your application already? Tag a friend who should apply too!
An important reminder we can all use: check on your people. You never know how much it might mean to them. 🫂
Thank you, @billieeilish , for your vulnerability. It’s easy for anyone to see the highlights, but there are tough times in between. You never know exactly what someone might be going through behind the scenes.
We’re going to camp! See you there! ☀️⛺
Introducing PEER EDU Summer Camp! Take advantage of your time off from school and join our virtual summer training sessions to improve your relationship skills and organizing know-how. Plus, you’ll get ahead on your certification requirements for the fall! 😎
Trainings are happening this June and July. View the full schedule and register now at the link in our bio. 🔗
Making the jump from in-app convos to meeting IRL isn’t always easy. Here are our tips for staying safe when meeting up with your match:
📍Choose a location where you feel safe. It can’t hurt to tell your friends where you are going, just in case.
🚩If someone is pressuring you, that may be a red flag.
🚨 Trust your gut if things become uncomfortable. Establish a codeword with a friend and have them fake an emergency.
🔮 Manifesting your next date is full of green flags! ✅
Attention organizers! 🚨
As the semester comes to a close, it’s important that you complete our end-of-semester checklist before you sign off for summer break! ✅
We want to keep in touch and make sure that your chapter is ready to go when the fall semester begins. 🫡
Check your email for more information on how to complete these tasks! 📩 Didn’t receive our organizer newsletter? Send us a DM!