SAAM Day of Action, observed on the first Tuesday of April, aims to raise awareness about sexual violence and encourage community involvement in efforts to combat it. Founded by the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC), this day focuses on eliminating harm and fostering safety. Participants are encouraged to wear teal, the support color for the month, to honor survivors and promote awareness. Actions on this day may include hosting educational events, fundraising activities, and making donations to organizations that support survivors, such as RAINN and the National Alliance to End Sexual Violence. The event seeks to bring attention to the underreporting of sexual assaults and the long-term effects of sexual trauma, while also emphasizing the importance of bystander intervention and comprehensive sex education in reducing sexual violence risk factors.