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Connect with Victim Advocacy and Violence Prevention (VAVP)!

Through our interactive presentations, students gain the tools to recognize warning signs of unhealthy relationships and take action. As one participant shared, “I will look for subtle signs that things are not quite right and then act in some fashion.” Another student expressed their commitment to being “more attentive to my friends in their relationships.” These statements reflect the power of education in fostering a campus culture of care and intervention.

Victim Advocacy and Violence Prevention (VAVP) presentations don’t just inform students—they immerse them in real-life scenarios that encourage reflection and action. One student noted that the experience helped them “relate certain elements from my life and the lives of those around me to see what could be/is harmful.” This kind of self-awareness and peer support is crucial in preventing relationship violence and fostering a safer campus.

Consent Carnival 2024 - Celebrating healthy relationships, boundary-setting, and personal agency in an interactive, engaging space designed to make conversations about consent both meaningful and memorable.

In our "Something Smells Fishy" game, students use magnetic fishing poles to ‘catch’ different scenarios, deciding when they would step in and support their peers.

Students step into giant inflatable balls for our Boundaries Game, a fun and interactive way to explore personal space, communication, and consent.