An engaging, interactive workshop that prepares students to feel confident in their abilities to intervene when they witness instances of sexual violence.

Facilitators: Peer Educators or Professional Staff
Duration: 90 minutes
Available Format(s): In person 

A comprehensive presentation that provides basic techniques for anyone who may encounter survivors of sexual assault. Supporting survivors can seem daunting but we utilize the acronym STRIVE as an easy way to help attendees remember the best ways to support.

Duration: 60 minutes
Available Format(s): In person (preferred), Can be modified for virtual if absolutely necessary 

As leaders in our community, graduate students occupy a unique position when it comes to preventing sexual violence on campus. In this workshop, we will explore graduate students’ responsibilities related to responding to sexual violence, as well as their rights and the resources available to support them. 

Duration: 90 minutes
Available Format(s): In person & virtual 

This introductory workshop is adapted from a national curriculum for the UIUC community and is intended to provide a basic overview of stalking, focusing on exploring stalking behaviors, examining the contextual nature of this form of violence, and providing strategies for participants to get involved in building awareness and supporting survivors.

Duration: 60 minutes
Available Format(s): In person (preferred), Can be modified for virtual if absolutely necessary 

This interactive workshop is designed to explore the messages we've received about stalking behaviors from popula movies and TV shows and examine how these behaviors have contributed to the normalization of stalking behaviors in our culture. Building our critical media literacy skills will help us challenge harmful narratives and promote violence prevention within our communities.

Duration: 60 minutes
Available Format(s): In person (preferred), Can be modified for virtual if absolutely necessary