We Believe You Day: Carnations of Care

Carnations of Care: Growing a Culture of Consent Through Survivor Support

A culture of consent is built on respect, accountability, compassion, and support for survivors.

Join us in creating a visible display of care and solidarity by making a Carnation of Care. Choose a colour that reflects your message of support, decorate your flower, and add a note of encouragement, hope, or solidarity. Together, we'll create a community bouquet that shows survivors they are believed, supported, and not alone.

The carnations created during this event will become part of From Seeds to Harvest: Celebrating Our Culture of Consent, a community art display that brings together the values, commitments, and messages of care shared throughout Consent Awareness Week. Your flower will serve as a bloom in the garden, representing support for survivors and our collective commitment to fostering a safer, more compassionate campus community.

Join us on the patio outside the cafeteria (or indoors in the event of poor weather) to add your voice, creativity, and support to this growing display. Together, we can help create a campus where survivors are believed, supported, and never alone. Open to all students, staff, and faculty

Together, we can help build a safer, more compassionate campus where survivors are believed and supported.