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  • Cocktails For A Cause 2026

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    Chicago Corinthian Yacht Club 601 W Montrose Ave, Chicago, IL, United States

    Join us for a night of celebration, community, and giving back at Cocktails For A Cause!

    Hosted by the Resilience Associate Board, this exclusive event on March 28th from 7-11:00pm promises a memorable evening with a stunning view of Chicago's iconic skyline from the Chicago Corinthian Yacht Club.

    Come eat, drink, and dance the night away in support of a powerful cause!

  • Sex-A-Palooza

    Nighthawk Chicago 4744 N Kimball Ave, Chicago, IL

    Join us for Sex-A-Palooza Bingo, a fun and engaging event celebrating sex positivity while supporting Resilience during Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Participants can enjoy bingo with themed prizes, learn helpful facts about sexual health and consent, and connect with resources that support survivors. Come for the games, stay for the conversation, and help build a […]

  • SAAM at Adler University

    Resilience will be tabling at Adler University for Sexual Assault Awareness Month - open to students only. Stop by to learn more about sexual violence prevention, resources, and ways to get involved.

  • TEAL DAY – SAAM Day of Action

    April 7th 2026 - All Day Social media everywhere Join us in kicking off Sexual Assault Awareness Month by participating in the SAAM Day of Action! Wear teal on April 7th to show your support for survivors of sexual violence and raise awareness in your community. By wearing the color teal—the official color of sexual […]

  • Benedictine University’s Take Back the Day

    Benedictine University's Take Back the Day  April 9th 2026  - 10:30am - 2pm Benedictine University Goodwin Auditorium - Open to Benedictine students/staff only Resilience will host a Sexual Violence 101 workshop and table at Take Back the Day at Benedictine University with support from League of Women Voters. Stop by our table to learn more […]

  • Trauma in the Headlines: Coping Skills for Collective Stress

    Zoom

    This free, trauma-informed workshop provides a supportive space for survivors of sexual violence to process the impact of ongoing exposure to trauma in the news. Participants will explore how these experiences affect them emotionally, physically, and socially, while learning grounding and coping strategies to navigate collective stress. This workshop also offers space for connection, reflection, and identifying ways to stay supported and empowered.

  • T-Shirt Making Day for Standing Silent Witness

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    Resilience Central Office 444 N Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL, United States

    Free event, open to the public. Create T-shirts and signs for Standing Silent Witness on April 24rd. Show your support for survivors and contribute to a powerful visual demonstration.

  • DePaul University’s Take Back the Night

    DePaul University Lincoln Park Campus

    Resilience will be tabling at DePaul's Take Back the Night. Stop by our table to learn more about sexual violence prevention, resources, and ways to get involved.

  • Harold Washington’s Denim Day Event

    Harold Washington Campus (Room 103)

    Resilience will be tabling at Harold Washington's Denim Day event. Stop by our table to learn more about sexual violence prevention, resources, and ways to get involved.

  • SAAM at IIT

    IIT McCormick Tribune Campus Center

    Resilience will be hosting IIT's SAAM event - open to students only. Stop by to learn more about sexual violence prevention, resources, and ways to get involved.

  • Standing Silent Witness 2026

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    Daley Plaza 50 W Washington St, Chicago, IL

    Join us for Standing Silent Witness, Resilience’s signature event for Sexual Assault Awareness Month (#SAAMChi). In this powerful visual demonstration of the silencing of survivors of sexual violence.

  • Denim Day – SSW Day of Action

    This Denim Day, we ask you to join us by wearing denim, sharing photos, and tagging Resilience (@ResilienceChi) on social media to stand against victim-blaming and show support for survivors everywhere.