Sexual Assault & Anti-Violence Information

  • Reduce Your Risk

    • Hang out & date in public places.

      No Means No-be as assertive & vocal as you need.

      Keep track of friends at parties.

      Be wary of who you accept alcohol or substances from.

      Protect your physical, emotional, & sexual boundaries at all times.

      Trust your gut-if you feel uncomfortable get out of the situation.

      If assaulted or attacked, it's not your fault, seek help when ready but know the time lapse could affect evidence collection.

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Events Calendar

EVENTS CALENDAR

26May2012

Human Impacts: Natural and Man Made Disasters

This Saturday from 10-4 join us for "Human Impacts:…

26May2012

Women of the World Arise

Opening Reception and Commentary by the…

29May2012

USU Weight Watchers @ Work

USU Weight Watchers @ Work

31May2012

USU Student Organic Farm Stand

Come join us every Thursday for fresh organic produce,…

06Jun2012

Stress Management and Self Care Workshop

Stress Management and Self Care – This workshop is…

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Please consider the feelings and situation of others before giving affection, making jokes, and stereotypical judgements. Please also consider stepping in to help anyone experiencing an unsafe situation; it may just mean changing the topic of conversation.

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Empowered Life Group

Come meet with us to discuss assertiveness, boundaries, self-esteem, acceptance, etc. Call the SAAVI Office for dates and times: 797-1510.

Healthy Sexuality Workshop

Sex is hard to talk about and signals can be confusing! Contact Brenna Wernersbach @ 797-1012 to join the conversation.

Invite SAAVI!

SAAVI offers educational presentations related to creating healthy relationships and violence-free environments for the well-being of all students, faculty, and staff. We want everyone to be physically and emotionally safe at USU.