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Students Against Violence
Creating Visibility. Breaking the Silence. Strengthening Community.
Past & Upcoming Events
Past & Upcoming Events
WHAT WERE YOU WEARING EXHIBITION
WHAT WERE YOU WEARING EXHIBITION
Sexual Harassment Awareness Day - SHAD
21st April 2026 (past)
Sexual violence survivors exhibition to reflect on victim-blaming culture
We believe victims.
We challenge the questions.
We change the narrative.
More information about SHAD - share your story
More information about SHAD - share your story
What Were You Wearing?
Help us raise awareness and be part of meaningful change.
We are collecting photographs of actual/reconstructed outfits that individuals were wearing at the time they experienced violence. This project aims to challenge victim-blaming and prejudice by showing a simple truth: clothing is never the cause of violence. 💜
Submissions are completely anonymous
By sharing your story, you are helping foster awareness at UZH and contributing to a supportive community that values visibility, solidarity, and prevention.
Even if you do not have a story to share yourself, statistics show that many of us know someone who has experienced violence. Sharing this message with friends, classmates, or colleagues helps us reach the people who may need to see it!
Every voice, every story, and every share helps break the silence. Together we can challenge harmful narratives, support survivors, and create a community where no one feels alone.
You can share your story or learn more here:
OUR INITIATIVES
OUR INITIATIVES
BREAK THE TABOOS
BREAK THE TABOOS
Breaking the silence by speaking about violence
MAKE HELP VISIBLE & TRANSPARENT
MAKE HELP VISIBLE & TRANSPARENT
We raise awareness for violence prevention and gender equality by providing easy access to support services for all students
BUILD A SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY
BUILD A SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY
We promote a culture of solidarity and mutual support by building a
SAV network
TAKE PART!
TAKE PART!
Every form of support, i.e. distributing our awareness stickers, joining events, networking, or bringing new ideas, helps us make the university a safer place for everyone!
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