Not Green Dot trained yet? All students are invited to attend this training to learn how to make IUP safer, one Green Dot at a time.
Attention all IUP fraternity brothers! You are invited to join the conversation on sexual assault prevention.
Calling all commuters! This online presentation is designed to reach students who live off campus, but anyone is welcome to join.
Join us for fun and prizes with a game of Kahoot.
Join the Haven Project to learn about the It's On Us Campaign. Attendees are eligible to volunteer for November events. Together, we can change the culture on campus surrounding sexual assault.
Join the Haven Project and Theta Phi Alpha to learn all about Green Dot.
Attention IUP fraternity brothers! Join the discussion on topics like consent, hookup culture, and toxic masculinity.
The Haven Project and Sigma Kappa invite you to a presentation on intimate partner violence in college.
Join the Haven Project and Society for Human Resource Management for a presentation on healthy relationships.
Stop by the display to honor the stories of those who were killed by domestic violence. We must commit to be their voices now that they can no longer speak for themselves.
Join the Haven Project for training in the Green Dot Bystander Intervention Program. Together we can make IUP a safer place for everyone!
Join the Haven Project to learn the signs of domestic violence and what to do if you or someone close to you is affected. Volunteer for events in October which is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
The Haven Project, University College, and Alice Paul House invite you to the Oak Grove to view the umbrella display and show that you are an ally in the fight against sexual violence.
Join the Haven Project to create a visual display across the Oak Grove in preparation for RAINN Day 2023.
You and your group or organization can join the Haven Project to create umbrellas in preparation for IUP RAINN Day.
Join the Haven Project to find out how you can make a positive change regarding sexual violence on our campus.
Attention IUP faculty, staff, coaches, and administrators, this training is geared toward you.
Decorate denim to show your support for survivors of sexual assault.
It's not too late to get trained in Green Dot. Help promote Green Dots all across campus.
Attention students, we want to hear from YOU! Register through April 21.
Come and view this powerful display dedicated to dispelling the myth that survivors provoke their assault based on how they were dressed.
Stop by and make your sign for the Take Back the Night march.
Join us for an afternoon of games, giveaways, and Green Dot.
Mark your calendar. The Take Back the Night traditional March and Speak Out is back. Check out the schedule of events.
Learn to be an active bystander and develop the awareness, skills, and confidence to intervene in a situation when another person needs help.
Join us to view One Love's short film "Behind the Post," and join the discussion around digital consent and social media.
Volunteer with the Haven Project in April for Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Learn all about Green Dot. If you do your small part, we can make a big difference.
Victims and survivors of sexual assault, relationship violence, and gender-based violence are invited to come and design a shirt, all of which will be anonymously displayed as part of Take Back the Night 2023 to raise awareness and show support for people who have experienced these crimes.
The Haven Project is gathering survivor stories to be used in the "What Were You Wearing?" exhibit. The exhibit will be on display in April for Sexual Violence Awareness Month.
Join Ubora Men of IUP, MCSLE, and the Haven Project for an evening celebrating Black love on IUP’s campus.
Join us for an evening of trivia and fun.
Join the Haven Project to learn all about the Green Dot Bystander Intervention Program. Help us promote Green Dots and make our campus safer for everyone.
The Haven Project and SHRM invite you to learn how you can be an active voice and step in when somebody needs it the most. What's your Green Dot?
The Haven Project invites you to attend training and be a volunteer in February.