CARE offers interactive workshops aimed at raising awareness of the dynamics of sexual harassment and sexual violence, including sexual assault, dating/intimate partner violence, and stalking, and building skills for healthy relationships, communication, boundary setting, and bystander intervention. Workshops are typically peer-led by trained CARE student staff and interns. Our current list of workshops include:
- Overview of Sexual Assault & Harassment: Learn about the prevalence of sexual assault and harassment and acquire strategies to promote a culture of affirmative consent and respect
- Dynamics of Intimate Partner Violence & Stalking: Understand the differences between healthy, unhealthy, and abusive relationships and be able to describe the cycle of abuse and stalking behaviors
- Healthy Sexual Communication & Consent: Recognizing components of affirmative consent and how to have healthy sexual communication
- Building Healthy Relationships Through Boundary Setting: a workshop designed to explore and practice setting boundaries to build healthy relationships of all kinds
Bystander Intervention: a workshop designed to increase knowledge about effective bystander intervention and build skills to intervene safely in high and low-risk situations
For more information about scheduling a workshop for your group, residence hall, or organization’s members visit the Request a Program or Collaboration page.
The CARE Workshop Request Form is closed for the summer; please check back in September to request a program for your student organization in fall.
If you would like to request a training for your unit's career staff, student staff or interns this summer, please email us at [email protected].
To request a workshop for your student group, please complete the CARE Workshop Request Form.