Join us on Tuesday, December 1, for a discussion on the topic of consent so your college experience won’t end in an “avalanche” of consequences. Answer the questions: What is consent? What is not consent? How do I get consent?
How does social media affect our relationships? Join us on Wednesday, November 18, to better understand the difference between healthy and unhealthy relationships and the role that technology can play in these relationships.
An online discussion on Tuesday, November 17, will include how to recognize an unhealthy relationship, how to safely leave a relationship, and what resources are available to you or a friend who may need help. Components of a healthy relationship will be presented as well as how the pandemic plays a role.
Green Dot is a violence prevention program at IUP. Join us on Zoom on Thursday, November 12, to learn how to become an active voice and step in when somebody needs it the most.
Join us on Monday, November 9, to learn more about the It’s On Us national campaign that encourages all of us to be better bystanders and teaches us about about power-based personal violence, sexual violence prevention, and more.
In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness month, the Haven Project will host a visual display in the courtyard of Stephenson Hall on Wednesday, October 28. Come read the true stories of those that were killed by domestic violence, learn statistics, and resources for help in our community.
Come and learn about the national campaign that encourages all of us to be better bystanders and teaches us about power-based personal violence, sexual violence prevention, toxic masculinity, and more.
Learn about healthy and unhealthy relationships, love styles, love languages, and signs of dating and domestic violence. Staff from Alice Paul House will provide information on Monday, October 19, via Zoom about resources that are available for those who need it.
The Counseling Center is available to offer online counseling services to assist enrolled students Monday through Friday, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm. This is an opportunity for you to talk with other students who have similar experiences while providing support and perspective.
Join the Haven Project on Thursday evening for a Zoom presentation about love styles, love languages, signs of healthy and unhealthy relationships and domestic/dating violence.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, so watch for the Haven Project’s Silent Witness Display to move through the residence halls. Silent Witnesses will be rotating throughout the month.
IUP Green Dot plans to host a free Scavenger Hunt for students during their Week of Action: October 5–9. The first one to locate the Green Dot each day will be entered to win a Sheetz gift card.
The Haven Project will hold a training on the subject of Domestic Violence on September 30. Attendees will be eligible to volunteer to help with events in October for Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
The Counseling Center is available to offer online counseling services to assist enrolled students. This would be an opportunity for you to meet one-one-one with a counselor through Zoom. Faculty members are available to consult with all members of the IUP community.
Join the Haven Project to offer your support for survivors and show that you are an ally in the fight against sexual violence.
Come to the Oak Grove to see the display of umbrellas and show that you are an ally in the fight against sexual violence. IUP RAINN Day will be on Wednesday, September 23, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (weather pending).
Create a visual display across the Oak Grove for RAINN Day 2020. Join the Haven Project on Tuesday, September 22, from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. in the Oak Grove. Show your support to survivors of sexual violence by chalking supportive messages, facts, and recovery resources (weather pending).
The IUP Haven Project will hold training for volunteers who would like to help with RAINN Day (September 23, 2020). Come and learn all the ways that you can help and make a difference.
The IUP Haven Project will hold training for volunteers who would like to help with RAINN Day, sponsored each September by the Haven Project. RAINN (Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network) is the largest anti-sexual assault organization in the United States.
Create a sign of support for survivors of sexual assault. Students, faculty, staff, and administrators are asked to download the template and submit it by April 27.
Join the Haven Project to make encouraging signs for survivors of sexual assault. The signs will be combined into a video on April 28.
The IUP Haven Project and IUP Fashion Merchandising Program are sharing the What Were You Wearing Campaign (Digital Exhibit) from April 21 until April 24. Join us and help to end the myth that clothing impacts sexual assault.
We need you to stand up and show your support by creating an encouraging sign for survivors of sexual assault by using the sign template for the What Would You Tell a Survivor activity.
View the What Were You Wearing Campaign digital exhibit to dismantle the myth that sexual assault occurs due to what a person is wearing.
Stand up and show your support by creating an encouraging sign for survivors of sexual assault. The Haven Project is asking everyone, students, faculty, staff, and administrators, to stand up and show how IUP supports survivors of sexual assault by filling out a sign showing encouragement for victims and survivors of sexual assault.
Tonight is the Virtual Speak Out for sexual assault survivors. We encourage you to attend and let survivors know that others care and are there to listen, even if we can’t be there in person. All of the stories were anonymously submitted and will be read by the Haven Project.
Join the IUP Haven Project for a Virtual Speak Out on April 15 at 5:00 p.m. on the Haven Project social media pages or website.
Join the IUP Haven Project for a Virtual Speak Out on April 15 at 5:00 p.m. on the Haven Project’s social media outlets.
Join the Haven Project to show support for victims of sexual violence at our Virtual Speak Out on April 15 at 5:00 p.m.
The IUP Haven Project is asking for people to submit anonymous survivor stories for a virtual speak out on April 15.
The Haven Project is looking for survivors to share their anonymous stories for a virtual Speak Out on April 15 at 5:00 p.m. to support victims and survivors of sexual violence.
Even though we can't be together for Take Back the Night, the Haven Project is asking survivors of sexual violence to share their stories anonymously so we can hold a Virtual Speak Out on April 15.
IUP's Haven Project announces cancellations of its planned activities/events for March and April 2020, including all events associated with Take Back the Night.
Koru captures the representation of balance between growth and stability. This course, consisting of four classes, is designed to teach mindfulness and meditation skills.
What is a Green Dot? Come and learn all about the Green Dot Bystander-Intervention Program. This training will equip you with information about barriers to action and realistic solutions. Let's work together to create a culture less tolerant of violence.
Escalation, a short but powerful film recognizing the signs of relationship abuse, will be shown on Monday, March 16, at 6:00 p.m. in the HUB Ohio Room.
Come and learn how you can help support survivors and victims of sexual violence by becoming a volunteer for Take Back the Night 2020. The first training session is March 5.
CANCELED - The Haven Project and the Fashion Merchandising program are partnering together to create the What Were You Wearing Campaign at IUP. They are asking for survivor stories to make this campaign a success.
Join the Haven Project on Tuesday, March 3, and create a sign to support victims and survivors of sexual violence at the Take Back The Night March.
Join us on Wednesday, February 26, as we welcome guest speaker Ravonne Maxon, of the Renfrew Center in Pittsburgh, for a presentation on body image.
Do you struggle to maintain close relationships? Looking to practice new ways to express your feelings? A new Understanding Self and Others Group will meet Tuesdays at 3:30 p.m.
Learn how you can be an active bystander and help those around you to make IUP a safer place for all. Green Dot Bystander Intervention training takes place on Monday, February 24.
The Anxiety Clinic will be held Wednesdays from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. at the Counseling Center. In this group, students will learn more about symptoms of anxiety, how anxiety impacts daily functioning of the body, as well as skills to manage stress and reduce overall anxiety.
The Haven Project and the Fashion Merchandising program are partnering together for a second year to set up the What Were You Wearing Campaign at IUP. We are asking for stories from faculty, staff, administration, students, and the community to make this project a success again this year.
Victims and survivors of sexual and domestic violence are invited to come and design a shirt on Thursday, February 20, all of which will be anonymously displayed as part of Take Back The Night to raise awareness and show support for victims and survivors of these crimes.
Are you in a healthy relationship? Learn the characteristics of a healthy versus unhealthy relationship and what resources are available if you need help. Join us on Tuesday, February 18.
A stalking presentation to discuss signs, red flags, safety apps, and available support on and off campus will be held on Tuesday, February 11, from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. in the HUB Allegheny Room.
Learn mindfulness and meditation by joining the free four-week class.
The Haven Project will conduct a Healthy Relationships volunteer training Tuesday, February 4 from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. in Suites on Maple East G-60. Learn about unhealthy relationships, healthy relationships, and resources for support.
Five different therapy groups available to students for the spring 2020 semester.
Stop by and meet Ranger and all of the therapy dogs. Information will also be provided on the subject of stalking, and resources will be available.