What Is Denim Day?
Denim Day is a global awareness campaign held each April. Organizations, workplaces, and communities wear denim as a visible show of solidarity with survivors of sexual assault.
You can take part any day in April. It is a simple, powerful way to show survivors they are seen, believed, and supported.
Why Denim Day Matters
Denim Day began after a 1998 court ruling that wrongly treated a woman's clothing as a sign of consent. The campaign was created to challenge that idea and to stand with survivors everywhere.
Today, wearing denim carries one clear message: clothing is never consent. Your participation helps shift how our community understands consent, and it supports survivors as they heal.
When you give, your support women in crisis donation goes directly to survivor services, helping survivors find safety, counseling, advocacy, and steady, long-term support.
Support Denim Day With a Gift
Show your support for Denim Day and Sexual Assault Awareness Month with a gift to Fort Bend Women's Center. Your generosity helps survivors find safety and hope, right here in Fort Bend County.
As one of the charities supporting women's rights to safety, dignity, and a life free from violence, we make sure every gift stays close to home and reaches survivors who need it.
