April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Berkeley students, faculty, and staff will be hosting events throughout the month to raise awareness about sexual violence and sexual harassment.
Sexual violence
Participate in an SVSH Research Study — Receive a $10 Peet’s Gift Card
Researchers in UC Berkeley’s School of Public Health are partnering with the PATH to Care Center to better understand factors that contribute to sexual harassment at UC Berkeley and in other institutions of higher education. We invite you to assist with this … Continued
Self Defense for Self Determination — 6/25/2018
Monday, June 25, 2018 4 – 6 p.m. Multicultural Community Center, Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union 2495 Bancroft Way, Suite #220 UC Berkeley Please sign-up to hold a spot. Space is limited! Self Defense for Self Determination: Intro to self … Continued
Make Your Voice Count! Take New Campus-Wide Survey on Sexual Violence, Harassment
In an effort that’s rare on college and university campuses, UC Berkeley is inviting its entire campus community — about 56,000 people, including students, postdoctoral researchers, staff and faculty — to complete a comprehensive survey on their experiences with sexual violence … Continued
Engaging Graduate Student Voices in Sexual Violence Prevention Education
April is National Sexual Assault Awareness Month and this year’s theme aptly reminds us to engage new voices in SVSH prevention education.
Social Norms Mini Grant Deadline — 11/22/2016
The deadline for the Social Norms Mini Grant Initiative sponsored by PATH to Care has been extended to 5 pm on November 22, 2016. Ten mini-grants of up to $2,500 each will be awarded for community-based initiatives and campaigns addressing social norms on sexual violence. This … Continued
SVSH Prevention Training
New graduate students at Cal have many opportunities to learn about how to have safe and healthy relationships. Last summer, all incoming graduate students received an email from Graduate Dean Doyle, articulating expectations around the prevention of sexual violence and sexual harassment … Continued