It is impossible for the victim to prevent an assault; only the perpetrator can stop the violence. This program will educate and empower women to make informed and positive choices that may reduce their risk of being a victim of violence. In addition, learn information that you can use to help a friend who is raped or sexually assaulted or in a violent relationship.

Women can become peer facilitators can earn up to three credits for the training and program outreach activities by enrolling in the coed class PEH 335. For course information call 515-9355 and ask to speak with the Director of Health Promotion. This course also includes a standard self-defense program.

To request a workshop contact the Director of Health Promotion or call 919-515-9355.

Topics in the one-hour workshop available include:

• issues related to sexual communication and consent
• recognizing red flags and learning to listen to one's instincts
• being proactive on media influences and rape culture
• ways to support survivors of sexual assault and relationship violence
• share information on date rape drugs and tips on the prevention of and what to do if
• you are a target stalking
• promote the use of on and off campus resources