ASAP is a group of undergraduate and graduate students dedicated to raising awareness about sexual violence on campus. We advocate for survivors and stronger consent education at Penn, host discussions and workshops about consent education, work to clarify sexual misconduct resources at Penn, and host documentary screenings, speakers and other events.
Each spring, ASAP plans and sponsors Take Back The Night, a campus-wide protest of sexual violence and a survivor vigil. We work in close concert with Penn Violence Prevention and Penn Women’s Center, as well as other anti-violence groups on campus to keep ensure continued awareness for sexual misconduct.

Nikita Bastin

Member

Sarah Payne

Officer

Emily Sherman

UC Consultant

Harley Haas

Helena Saven

President

Marisol Sanchez

Finance Chair

Nolan Anthony

Education Chair

Saara Ghani

TBTN Coordinator

Aenaviah Amna

Aleiyah Aguero

Anishka Sheth

Bianca Rodriguez

Candy Greczylo

Ekaterina Vinnik

Ernestine Zou

Izzy Duque

Katelin Collier

Anonymous

Sarah Cohen

Shandi Gatter

Sneha Mokkala

Ziqi Guan

Abuse and Sexual Assault Prevention (ASAP)

A group of undergraduate students dedicated to raising awareness about sexual violence on campus.

Abuse and Sexual Assault Prevention (ASAP)

Children of Abuse and Sexual Assault Prevention (ASAP)

Parents of Abuse and Sexual Assault Prevention (ASAP)