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Summary Sentence: This workshop will address common questions, challenges, and best practices for directly and indirectly supporting survivors of sexual violence.
Full Summary: This workshop will address common questions, challenges, and best practices for directly and indirectly supporting survivors of sexual violence.
Teal RibbonCultivating Allyship for Survivors of Sexual Violence: A Workshop and Discussion on Creating a Survivor Supportive Campus
April 6, 6:30-8pm, Marcus Nanotechnology Building Room 1116
We often have questions about how to best support people who have experienced sexual violence. What do we say? What do we not say? How can we build trust and create a survivor-supportive community?
This workshop will address common questions, challenges, and best practices for directly and indirectly supporting survivors of sexual violence. In particular, we will focus on the best ways to respond sensitively and effectively to the survivors we know and ways we can be an allies to those we don’t yet know.
Sponsored by: Health Promotion, Women's Resource Center, VOICE
