Denim Day
When:
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Where:
3801 Miranda Avenue
Palo Alto, CA
Cost:
Free
Mark your calendars for Denim Day! In recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month in April, we encourage you to show your support by wearing denim as a visible, symbolic way to reject misconceptions that surround sexual harassment, sexual assault, and domestic violence.
Why Denim Day Matters to VA
VA stands with survivors of sexual violence, no matter when or where the incident occurred. The department is dedicated to maintaining an environment where sexual harassment and assault are never accepted and where individuals can feel supported, believed, and safe. Denim Day provides an opportunity for the VA community to publicly reinforce this commitment.
Why Participate?
Taking part in Denim Day shows your stance against victim‑blaming and other misconceptions surrounding sexual violence. Wearing denim is a simple, visible way to show solidarity with survivors and to help promote awareness and prevention of sexual harassment, assault, and domestic violence.
Your participation helps strengthen our culture of respect, safety, and support for Veterans, staff, and our community.
Learn the full story of why jeans are the symbol of this movement