Informational videos
Understanding Consent
Understanding Consent
What happens when you make a report?
How to Get Help
News and events
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Anti-Violence Coalition shares progress during spring Open House
Topics included:
Consensual relationships policyDSL student employee anti-harassment trainingFraternity and Sorority Life tiered programParent and Family Handbookand more
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Healing Thru Art Group
Healing Through Art Group
We will incorporate art and creative outlets as participants spend time each week learning about self-care, empowerment, and strategies for setting & maintaining emotional, physical, and relationship boundaries.
Saturdays 9-11 AM (Starts 11/5/22)
Rape Victim Advocacy Program (RVAP), 108 River Street, Iowa City, IA 52246
Please register by e-mailing Leanne Bender (she/her) at bendalaa@uni.edu
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DVIP Support Groups
The Domestic Violence Intervention Program (DVIP) now offers support groups that are designed to give participants a safe place to explore their thoughts and feelings about their personal experiences with domestic violence, dating violence, etc. within a supportive community...
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Why is ending gender-based violence and discrimination important?
The University of Iowa is dedicated to eliminating gender-based violence and discrimination on campus, and we believe this can be accomplished, in part, by addressing how we collectively think about gender-based violence and discrimination.