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Sylvia Rivera & Marsha P. Johnson Activism Award

Jessica received the Sylvia Rivera & Marsha P. Johnson Activism Holobaugh Award from the Center for Public Service at Washington University in St. Louis November 2018.

The Sylvia Rivera & Marsha P. Johnson Activism Holobaugh Award recognizes an individual who takes action in the face of injustice and stands up for their ideals. The award seeks to honor the trailblazing work from which future positive change may be made.

Leaders in Service Award

Jessica received the Leaders in Service Award from the Center for Public Service at Tulane University May 2017.

The Leaders in Service: Top Public Service Student Award recognizes students who have committed their Tulane University career to improving the community around them. Whether through service-learning courses, internships, student leadership or volunteerism, the students recognized have shown dedication in their commitment to the New Orleans community and beyond.

Service and Commitment Award

Jessica received recognition for her service and commitment as a member of the Sexual Violence Prevention & Education Coalition (SVPEC) at Tulane University May 2017.

SVPEC serves as an interdisciplinary team of Tulane University senior-level administrators, faculty, staff and students who joined together in the spring of 2014 to address the problem of sexual violence and misconduct among the student population.

The mission of our coalition is to collaboratively and strategically prevent sexual violence while fostering sexual climates and cultures on campus where all feel safe, informed, and well-positioned to thrive. We also aim to enhance the effectiveness of and communication between other working groups and individuals working on initiatives related to Title IX, sexual violence prevention, rape culture and healthy sexuality.