“Sadly, sexual assault continues to be pervasive in our society, and we are heartened to know that so many of you feel compelled to engage on this topic. “First, we want to say we appreciate that so many members of our community were moved to gather in support of combatting sexual assault,” the statement said.
Girod’s office issued a statement Tuesday afternoon reiterating that an investigation was underway and encouraging survivors to contact the university’s CARE Coordinator and or other available resources depending on their specific needs. Organizers and supporters from the Instagram account are encouraging students to reach out to leaders of the Interfraternity Council, KU Chancellor Douglas Girod, and the coordinator of sorority and fraternity life to ask that Phi Kappa Psi be removed from campus or file a complaint. 15th St., were shouting messages such as “No means no,” “Say it once, say it again - no excuses for violent men,” “Real men don’t rape” and “We believe her.” Those present, packing the yard in front of 1602 W. The University Daily Kansan broadcast a live feed via Instagram for about 45 minutes of the protest. Reports over the police scanner indicated that all the residents of the fraternity home had been evacuated, and that they had called in a trespass at 8:30, when the second night of protesting was set to begin.
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She said the organization does want to see the university do a full investigation and take action “for this Jane Doe and all Jane Does,” and for Student Senate to reevaluate its student code in regards to sexual violence, to be more survivor-centered and helpful to survivors. However, she shared that organizers did not aim to hurt anyone or do any vandalism. In order to protect the privacy of victims, we do not comment or provide details about sexual assault incidents or their associated investigations.”Ī student with the organization Strip Your Letters - which has the goal of pushing for the Panhellenic Association to “uplift all sisterhoods & make Panhellenic safer for ALL women” - explained on an Instagram live feed from the scene that that group wasn’t organizing the protest. Lawrence police said in a news release Tuesday that they were “aware of an incident involving a possible sexual assault near campus over the weekend.
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