Some types of the overseen sexual violence are stalking, dating violence, and verbal/sexual assault. All of this is unnecessary and disrespectful.

We need to stick up for each other, and watch out for each other. But not only just the 16 of us, but also BHSU as a campus and a community, because we are a family.

Bystander intervention to me means stepping in when you see something that shouldn't be happening. It means standing up for other people who can't stand up for themselves.

If I were in a situation where I thought someone else was in danger, I would immediately call 9-1-1 or get backup for myself because I want to be safe, too, and help them out of the situation. Join me in saying no more, not here, not anywhere.

Welcome, fans to the Not Here, Not Anywhere campaign, which we are featuring tonight at our battle for the Homestake Trophy football game against the South Dakota School of Mines. We're really happy that you're here tonight. The teal-colored awareness ribbons and wristbands that you see worn today by student athletes and our fans signify our stance against sexual violence, as well as our support for survivors. This event is a unified program that we run with the School of Mines. And we are really happy that you're hear this evening to be part of this important event for our students and for our campuses.

The Not Here, Not Anywhere program that works against sexual violence is so important. And South Dakota School of Mines and Technology is very happy to be partnering with Black Hills State on this important program, and very happy to be really emphasizing it this Saturday at the Battle for Black Hills. We're really looking forward to what we can do to help to stamp out sexual violence.

We're very excited about being a partner of the Not Here, Not Anywhere campaign. We feel like it's important to be part of our communities of the places we do business, and we also have family that live in these areas that were communicating, and communicating out to the general public. We believe in the quality of life of all men, women, and children. And this goes right along with our core foundations and belief with honestly, integrity, trust, and respect, so we're very much proud to be a proud sponsor of this and get the message out.

The South Dakota School of Mines and Technology stands united with Black Hills State and all of our fans, and all of our students to stamp out sexual violence. Not here, not anywhere.

Coca- Cola stands with Black Hills State University, South Dakota School of Mines, and Not Here, Not Anywhere campaign, now and in the future.

We stand united in our commitment of fostering environments where sexual violence is unacceptable, and survivors are supported.  

One in five women, and one in 17 men will experience some sort of sexual violence during their time in college.

Time to say no more.

All of us, as Jackets, should work together and making sure that everyone's safe.

T hayer Sauter, BHSU Football

Ask for help, no matter where you are or no matter who you are. Ask for help. If you're walking in a parking lot, and you don't want to go alone, ask for help.

When you're at a party and you see someone acting inappropriately towards someone else, it's time to intervene. It's time to remove that person from the situation. And it's time to tell someone.

It just takes one individual to step up, and stand up, and then everybody's going to continue to do that.

Join us in saying...

No more.

Not here.

Not anywhere. 

The Not Here, Not Anywhere campaign is to raise awareness for sexual violence on college campuses.

As a student athlete, it's important to be a role model and an upstander against sexual violence.

An upstander is being a person that says something when you see something.

It starts with us.

Not here, Not anywhere. 

Not Here, Not Anywhere is not just about awareness. It's about taking action.

And if you see something, you know, it's important to at least tell somebody. And if you're not a confrontational person, you know, you can at least tell someone who will do something about it. And if you are, you know, then you can put yourself in the situation. And, you know, try to make a difference.

Sexual violence is more prevalent on college campuses than any other crimes.

Being an upstander against sexual violence is more than just being a bystander. It's taking action, preventing it firsthand, doing what you can do help another student out of a crisis.

I'm going to stand up, and get more people around me to stand up because the biggest thing is to come together as a group, because the power's in numbers. So, if you see a situation going out of control or going down a path that could lead to be out of control, just standing up right away as soon as you see it could put it to a stop.

As a football player and a student at BHSU, we can always be there to support people who have become victims of sexual violence.

Know that there's always people there for you, even if you feel like they aren't.

We need to come together and end sexual violence on our campuses.

It starts here.

It starts with us.

Not here, not anywhere.