The mission of It’s On Us is to build the movement to combat campus sexual assault by engaging all students, including young men, and activating the largest student organizing program of its kind in grassroots awareness and prevention education programs.
Since our launch in 2014:
- It’s On Us Chapters have held 6,000+ educational programs on 500+ college campuses in all 50 States.
- 440,000 people have taken the It’s On Us Pledge to stop sexual assault.
- It’s On Us has produced more than 50 viral videos, digital activations, and other large-scale culture change moments.
Our on-campus organizing work is grounded in a peer-to-peer sexual assault prevention education model that empowers students to teach one another sexual assault awareness and consent education, bystander intervention, and survivor support. It On Us currently supports 250+ registered campus chapters and affiliate programs nationwide. Student members of our chapters and affiliates are trained by It’s On Us through in-person and webinar events to implement our free-to-use educational tools on their campuses, reaching tens of thousands of students per year with critical sexual assault prevention lessons.
Our programming is centered around key moments during the school year, with additional ongoing prevention education events happening throughout the year:
- Back To School: It’s On Us Chapters hold educational events during orientation with first-year and transfer students
- Fall Week of Action: It’s On Us Chapters nationwide rally for one week during Domestic Violence Awareness Month (October) to hold campus-wide events to educate their peers on dating and domestic violence
- Spring Week of Action: It’s On Us Chapters nationwide rally for one week during Sexual Assault Awareness Month (April) to hold campus-wide events to educate their peers on sexual assault
- During the Fall and Spring Weeks of Action our Chapters educate between 40,000–60,000 students nationwide.
- In 2019 It’s On Us held the first-ever National Student Leadership Summit to Combat Sexual Assault at Ohio University. The Summit trained hundreds of our chapter leads in key prevention education and affiliated topics that they took back to their campuses this year and implemented on their own — reaching tens of thousands of students.