Colorado Denim Day April 28, 2021

Posted April 27, 2021

Colorado Denim Day is a day of activism in which members of our community may be taking a stand against sexual violence by wearing denim. Some school communities may be supporting these events and/or other activities to raise awareness of sexual violence. When talking with your child, you may want to ask if they are participating in these events. 
 

As a reminder, it is also important for parents to know the warning signs of depression and suicide. Don’t be afraid to ask if they have thought about suicide or other harmful behaviors. Raising the issue of suicide does not increase the risk. Instead, it decreases the risk by providing an opportunity for help.

If your child has seen these postings and is struggling or is in need of assistance, please reach out to our school psychologist, Ms. Michelle, 720-424-8750.

Helpful Resources

Colorado Crisis and Support Line at 844-493-8255, or Text TALK to 38255

National Suicide Hotline at 800-273-8255    

Sexual Assault Hotline at 303-322-7273             

Safe2Tell Colorado at 877-542-7233

Trevor Project Hotline for Suicide Prevention for LGBTQ Youth, 866-488-7386

Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault