STAMFORD — The posters feature male and female bodies with messages like “my body is not a public space” written on necks, chests and legs. For its most recent awareness campaign, Reveal to Heal, the Center for Sexual Assault Crisis Counseling displayed about 10 photographs at the Stamford Government Center featuring models overlaid with statements meant to provoke a dialogue about sexual assault. Another poster says “drunk doesn’t mean ‘yes,’” and explains that alcohol is involved in 97 percent of college sexual assaults.
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