ESVOC is 100% Youth Led. We seek to inform and engage the Monadnock community in the discussion surrounding sexual violence, distribute sexual/menstrual healthcare products anonymously and at no cost, advocate for restorative justice, and push our comprehensive consent curriculum into schools/state legislature.
Since 2019, we have made massive progress on all of these goals. We hope to help other communities looking to do similar work.
Sexual & Menstrual Healthcare Products For Everyone
Tampons, pads, condoms, hygiene wipes, Plan-B, pregnancy tests, etc.
We encourage everyone (yes, you too!) to place an order.
Between September of 2020 and April of 2021, ESVOC worked collaboratively with ConVal and NH legislators to improve the current NH graduation requirements for health education to include consent and sexual violence prevention. HB1263 was passed and signed by Governor Sununu on May 27, 2022. We give public access to our research-based consent curriculum below and encourage schools in the district to adopt it.
Don't have Instagram or Facebook? Check out our collection of informational graphics HERE to learn more about topics like reporting, restorative justice, trauma, Title IX, community resources, and our Sexual Healthcare Anonymous Distribution Effort, and more!
As hard as we work, we are still faced with monetary barriers surrounding hiring speakers, empowering students, renting spaces, creating new content, and now providing our community with sexual healthcare products through SHADE. Donate today to assist our team in completing the mission we are dedicated to.
Donate to the cause: https://www.gofundme.com/f/8amrhf
Reach any of our student leaders/advocates about joining our team of activists. We'll add your name to the list, keep you updated on our movements, and call on you for help with our goal to permanently uproot and end sexual violence in the ConVal area.
If you're looking to help the movement in a non-monetary way, the most you can do is show up and talk with us and others. We need everyones support to make tangible change. Educate yourself and be a source of advocacy and information to those around you. Also, ask any of our student activists about being in the podcast, getting involved in our demonstrations and fundraisers, or how you can attend our meetings.
Whether you are a survivor of sexual violence, ally, teacher, speaker, artist, or group interested in collaborating with us, PLEASE reach out. We are very interested in hearing testimonies, spotlighting local art, and creating new projects. Reach us on the "Who We Are" page or contact us directly at esvocapril@gmail.com
