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Sex Signals

The groundbreaking, audience-participatory program that dismantles rape myths.

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Why Sex Signals?

  • Combines theater, improvisational comedy, and audience interaction to truly engage and educate audiences
  • Illuminates issues surrounding dating, sex, and sexual violence on college campuses through relatable language and scenarios
  • Includes an intersectional lens to critique how stereotypes about sexuality and gender identity contribute to a culture that privilege some and objectify others.

What else?

  • Meets almost all Title IX prevention strategy expectations
  • Updated annually to stay in alignment with research and relevant to audiences
  • Also available in an online, live remote format as well

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Ready to drive cultural change?

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What does Sex Signals cover?

  • Explores the definition of active consent

  • Unpacks the importance and necessity of consent

  • Explains the relationship between alcohol and sexual assault

  • Frames rape as a moral issue

  • Encourages the importance of bystander intervention

  • Deconstructs the impact of rape on the victim (and the community)

  • Debunks myths surrounding rape and survivors of violence

We are meeting people where they are by turning compliance into conversation.

  • Testimonials
    [Sex Signals is] an amazing interactive educational performance

    using humor to impact young students and challenge their thoughts/opinions about sexual misconduct and power based violence!” 

    —Jared Brown, Director of New Student Programs, West Chester University of PA

  • Testimonials
    I know from our participant evaluations that the students are overwhelmingly impacted in a positive manner.

    We have continued to bring this show back time and again because our students have demanded that we do so!”

    —Jodi K. Caldwell, Director, Counseling Center & Chair, Sexual Assault Response Team, Georgia Southern University

  • Testimonials
    The performers were engaging and flexible

    …from a staff member perspective, it empowered me to engage more in the difficult conversation on a day to day basis."

    —Jen Baichi, Co-Chair for Wellness Council, Johnson & Wales University - Denver Campus