Domestic Violence is Everyone's Problem.
Raising awareness will remove it from the shadows.
Domestic Violence manifests itself as psychological, physical and sexual attacks, often destroying a victim's independence.
In the U.S., 1 in 4 women, and 1 in 9 men, have been manipulated by an abusive partner or family member. In other words, you likely know someone who has been abused in this way, or have even experienced it yourself.
For over 30 years, Domestic Violence Awareness Month has helped Americans understand that this abuse of power, and trust, isn't simply a "family problem." Its consequences are felt outside the home, as well. Student Life and Leadership is hosting a series of events to discuss the problem.
STOP: In the Name of Love
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE MONTH KICK-OFF
SOPHOMORE SQUARE
Wednesday, October 6, 10 am - 1 pm
Stop by our tables for information about Domestic Abuse, and to learn what you can do if someone you know if being mistreated by a romantic partner, or family member.
Pillow Talk: Dismantling Rape Culture
(CANCELED) SOPHOMORE SQUARE
Tuesday, October 14, 11 - 12:15 pm
In the past, society has trivialized鈥攅ven normalized鈥攔ape. Visit our booth for resources to end the serious problem of sexual violence, both in, and outside the home.
Blurred Lines or Body Talk
VIRTUAL -or- HACIENDA ROOM
Tuesday, October 19, 12 - 1:15 pm
Join Faculty from the Communications department, as well as Student Life & Leadership, as they share healthy communication methods for relationships that have progressed to intimacy. The discussion will include the topic of consent.
to join on campus, or remotely.
A link will be sent for online attendance, following registration.
Take Back Your Life
VIRTUAL -or- BULPITT AUDITORIUM
Tuesday, October 26, 1 - 2:15 pm
All people deserve relationships that are free of abuse. Learn how to end the cycle of mistreatment, find adversaries, and move forward on your journey.
to join on campus, or remotely.
A link will be sent for online attendance, following registration.