One of the many ways to prevent violence before it happens is to intervene in the moment - but it's not always as easy as simply "see something, say something." This interactive, safety-centered workshop gives you tangible tools to empower you to step up.

This presentation covers the historical and theoretical intersections between the fields of public health and social justice, and the implications for the violence prevention movement.

How much is too much? What if they're both drunk? Is all drunk sex assault? What's the grey area? Why are sex and alcohol often linked? Your questions answered in this interactive workshop, co-facilitated with Health Educators.

"Unset expectations lead to unmet needs." This workshop offers techniques to improve your communication skills - to honor your own needs and wants, while leading to more equitable and fulfilling relationships.

Every relationship has conflict. This workshop offers tips & tools for ensuring those conflicts are handled healthily and effectively - so everyone walks away feeling heard, seen, and validated, even in disagreement.

In our culture, victim-blaming is pervasive. This workshop gives you the tools to respond appropriately if a survivor discloses to you, as well as resources to cultivate a trauma-informed, healing-centered, and empowering environment on campus.

This workshop provides an overview of what happens if your friend is accused of violence or toxicity in their relationship - a guide on how to support survivors, whilst holding peers accountable.

This interactive workshop, developed by and for student-athletes, covers the intersection between sports culture and violence prevention, empowering attendees to make a difference with their leadership.