Rural colleges and universities face unique challenges in preventing and responding to domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking. This webinar will explore how rural settings influence campus prevention and response, with particular attention to Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Participants will examine culturally specific and survivor-centered strategies to strengthen campus and community partnerships, improve access to services, protect confidentiality, and create effective, coordinated community responses. The session will highlight the strengths and opportunities rural campuses can build upon to enhance survivor safety and support students’ ability to remain engaged in their education.
TA Provider: Ujima
Closing the Distance: Strengthening Survivor Support and Coordinated Response on Rural Campuses
Armas de fuego y violencia doméstica: Consideraciones en el campus
Las armas de fuego figuran entre los factores de riesgo más significativos en los casos de violencia doméstica y en el noviazgo. Participe en este seminario web, «Armas de fuego y violencia doméstica: Consideraciones en el campus», para explorar cómo el acceso a las armas de fuego incide en el riesgo de letalidad, la seguridad de las personas sobrevivientes y la respuesta institucional en los entornos de educación superior. Esta sesión destacará estrategia
Firearms and Domestic Violence: Campus Considerations
Firearms are among the most significant risk factors in domestic and dating violence cases. Join this webinar, Firearms and Domestic Violence: Campus Considerations, to explore how access to firearms affects lethality risk, survivor safety, and institutional response in higher education settings. This session will highlight practical strategies for safety planning, policy development, and compliance with federal frameworks.