EPISODE · Sep 13, 2025 · 1H 6M
E33: The Power of Campus Community | Ray Epstein on Expanding Justice and Allyship – Advocacy in Action
from Aspire: The I Have The Right To Podcast · host I Have the Right To
Send us Fan MailIn today’s episode of Aspire, Co-hosts Chessy Prout and Katie Shipp welcome new Co-host Charlotte Lee, a senior at Georgetown Day School interning with I Have the Right To. They sit down with Ray Epstein, a recent Temple University grad, survivor, and campus leader. Ray recounts her experience founding Student Activists Against Sexual Assault at Temple, and creating a supportive community on campus for survivors and allies. The group discusses the importance of early consent education, how school responses shape survivor experiences, and the challenges of the "red zone", the critical first months of college when risks are highest.Ray emphasizes evolving definitions of justice, the vital role of adult allies, and expanding movements to include all students, not just survivors. Her leadership proves the importance the younger generations play in driving change to a culture of activism and allyship. To join Ray in fighting sexual assault on campuses, visit https://www.everyvoicecoalition.org/ or follow them on Instagram @everyvoicepaSupport the showAspire is produced by BenHudakProductions.com
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Send us Fan Mail In today’s episode of Aspire, Co-hosts Chessy Prout and Katie Shipp welcome new Co-host Charlotte Lee, a senior at Georgetown Day School interning with I Have the Right To. They sit down with Ray Epstein, a recent Temple University grad, survivor, and campus leader. Ray recounts her experience founding Student Activists Against Sexual Assault at Temple, and creating a supportive community on campus for survivors and allies. The group discusses the importance of early c...
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