This has been a Sexual Assault Awareness Month like no other due to the current public health crisis. Thanks to the hard work of advocates, survivors, and allies, we have kept the light of SAAM shining in digital spaces throughout April — and it just keeps getting brighter.

Advocates are connecting with their community and supporting survivors online in new and exciting ways. Events that were canceled are being reimagined as virtual actions, with new entries being added to the national event list daily. On Instagram, #30DaysofSAAM participants are sharing the virtual and creative ways they're getting involved, inspiring others to do the same. 

Below are six ways you can continue to share messages about consent, support survivors, and get involved online before the end of the month. 

	Learn how you can support survivors online  Here's how you can support survivors in this time of social distancing.
	Educate about consent on social media Share messages about consent with this colorful graphic series, designed for sharing on Twitter and Facebook.
	Attend a virtual SAAM event SAAM events are taking place virtually —  find one that supports survivors near you or add your own event to the list.
	Share this blog: This SAAM Remember Incarcerated Survivors While many of us are feeling isolated — incarcerated survivors are some of the most isolated people in society at all times. Hear from JDI on how to support them.
	Join in the final week of the #30DaysofSAAM Wrap up April by joining the survivors, advocates, and allies taking part in the #30DaysofSAAM Instagram challenge.
	Share this blog: Consent = Empowerment: Making Sure Everyone Can Exercise Their Right to Choose or Refuse Sex Consent education is necessary for everyone — including people with disabilities. Learn more from The Arc.