Penn Violence Prevention Programs

Communicating Consent Workshop | Tuesday, March 13: 8-9pm @ PWC

Join members of ASAP and Take Back the Night planning committee in a discussion about how to establish consent to create healthy, safe, and sexy intimate relationships.

Supporting Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse | Wednesday, March 14: Noon-1:30p @ PWC

In the wake of the recent Penn State sexual abuse allegations we are all reminded of the devastating impact of child sexual abuse and the important role we have as administrators to keep our campus safe. Join us for an important presentation about the prevalence of child sexual abuse, its long term affects, and how we can support students affected by it. Facilitated by Deborah O'Neill, LCSW, CAPS. (Staff/Faculty Only)

Lecture with Lucinda Marshall, Director of the Feminist Peace Network | Thursday, March 22: 6pm

Please join Abuse and Sexual Assault Prevention for a lecture by Lucinda Marshall. Learn more about how misogyny in the Occupy movement can be connected to privilege in other social movements and spaces and how we can work to change the landscape of our activism.

Student Anti-Violence Advocates Training | Saturday, March 24

Interactive full day training for Penn graduate and undergraduate students to learn how to identify and respond to issues of dating violence, stalking, and sexual assault. Meals are provide and participants will receive a certificate of completion. Register by Wednesday, March 21. Click here for more info and to register.

Penn Monologues | April 26-April 27

Fashioned in the style of the Vagina Monologues, this is a production written and performed entirely by members of the Penn community sharing personal narratives about gender, sexuality, sexual identity, race, age, and more. Want to share your story or perform a monologue? Submissions are open until March 14. For more info or to submit, visit PennMonologues.com

Anti-Violence Advocates Training | Wednesday, May 30-Fri. June 1

Comprehensive training for Penn Faculty and Staff to learn about the dynamics of interpersonal violence, how it impacts our campus and what ways they can effectively respond. (Staff/Faculty)

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Communicating Consent Workshop \| Tuesday, March 13: 8-9pm @ PWC Join members of ASAP and Take Back the Night planning committee in a discussion about how to establish consent to create healthy, safe, and sexy intimate relationships. Supporting Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse \| Wednesday, March 14: Noon-1:30p @ PWC In the wake of the recent Penn State sexual abuse allegations we are all reminded of the devastating impact of child sexual abuse and the important role we have as administrators to keep our campus safe. Join us for an important presentation about the prevalence of child sexual abuse, its long term affects, and how we can support students affected by it. Facilitated by Deborah O'Neill, LCSW, CAPS. (Staff/Faculty Only) **Lecture with Lucinda Marshall, Director of the Feminist Peace Network \| Thursday, March 22: 6pm Please join Abuse and Sexual Assault Prevention for a lecture by Lucinda Marshall. Learn more about how misogyny in the Occupy movement can be connected to privilege in other social movements and spaces and how we can work to change the landscape of our activism. Student Anti-Violence Advocates Training \| Saturday, March 24 Interactive full day training for Penn graduate and undergraduate students to learn how to identify and respond to issues of dating violence, stalking, and sexual assault. Meals are provide and participants will receive a certificate of completion. Register by Wednesday, March 21. Click here for more info and to register. Penn Monologues \| April 26-April 27 Fashioned in the style of the Vagina Monologues, this is a production written and performed entirely by members of the Penn community sharing personal narratives about gender, sexuality, sexual identity, race, age, and more. Want to share your story or perform a monologue? Submissions are open until March 14. For more info or to submit, visit PennMonologues.com Anti-Violence Advocates Training \| Wednesday, May 30-Fri. June 1** Comprehensive training for Penn Faculty and Staff to learn about the dynamics of interpersonal violence, how it impacts our campus and what ways they can effectively respond. (Staff/Faculty)
This project was supported by Grant No. 2008-WA-AX-0004 awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women, U.S. Department of justice. The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women.
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