Multiple organizations came together on Monday, February 13, 2023, to help educate the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) students, about consent. The event offered resources and condoms to help the community stay safe on Valentine’s Day. After the tabling, BAE-B-SAFE sat down with students and had a presentation to help ensure that they understood what is and what isn’t consent. The organization showed videos and read out scenarios to help get the message across.
Left to right: Molly Clayton (Healthy Futures of Texas Chief Strategy Officer), Kayleigh Thomas (BAE-B-SAFE Health Educator), Juanita Velazquez (BAE-B-SAFE Health Educator), Paris Rangel (HFTX BAE-B-SAFE Program Coordinator), Stephanie Salinas (Program Coordinator), Vianca Vieyra (Program Coordinator) Damian Franco (BAE-B-SAFE Peer Ambassador)Peer Ambassador Damian Franco engaging with a group of students through a jeopardy style game.The UTRGV Counseling Center talking to students about the services they have available on campus.Friendship of Women tabling at Chocolates, Condoms, and Consent.Everything that Friendship of Women was offering at their table.Student interacting with Texas Rising table.Everything that STEP had to offer when talking to them at their table.Campus Police table showcasing a board about what is consent and informing students about the Campus Shield app.Students staying after the tabling event to participate in a presentation by the BAE-B-SAFE team. They are letting the counseling center speak to the students.Student interacting with one of many tables with the themes of consent and inclusivity.Tu Salud Si Cuenta informing students what they have to offer.Students interacting with organization tabling and getting information on who they are and what services they can provide for them.
