The McCluskey Center for Violence Prevention conducts research and education about sexual violence on college campuses, especially among minoritized students.
The inaugural issue of the Journal for Women and Gender Centers in Higher Education features an article by Whitney Hills and Brooke Adams about the MCVP's "You Might Be Causing Harm If . . . " campaign! You can read the journal article here: https://t.co/xkM3Fd4YY2
Jilly Mcbane, one of the MCVP’s student staff members, hosts a three-episode podcast on myths and misconceptions about relationship and sexual violence. Listen at this link: https://t.co/2uM8Q3xYpJ
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Today is the final day for students to submit an application to work at the MCVP next year! If you are passionate about ending sexual violence on college campuses, come join us! $15/hour for 10-12 hours a week. See this link for job details. https://t.co/ICDfcPpybN
Thanks to all those who donated to the MCVP on #UGivingDay to support our work to end sexual violence. And thanks to everyone who stopped by our table on Wednesday to learn more about what we do! @UUtah#preventharm
Join us for a workshop for queer students on power dynamics in dating & sexual relationships, recognizing how many discussions of relationship violence exclude and harm queer folks & exploring how queer joy can transform harm within communities. More: https://t.co/DMyqzn7Xvw
Undergraduate students: Come join our team and help us end sexual violence on college campuses! We are hiring student staff for the 2023-24 academic year. Pay: $15 per hour. See details at https://t.co/rj7YVQmYOw
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New: Director Chris Linder & Niah Grimes are co-guest editors of a special issue of the Journal of Women and Gender in Higher Education. It focuses on transformative methods for studying sexual violence among college students. @MorganStateU 🙌 Read: https://t.co/Niz7Z9Hc3W
Hot off the press! Associate Professor Dr. Chris Linder (@UofUCVP ) and Dr. Niah Grimes (@MorganStateU) co-edited a special issue of @NASPA_JWG about transformative approaches to sexual violence research.
Check it out!
https://t.co/B2FM5MouIK
New on The Conversation, MCVP’s blog: Tillie Powell writes about how she came to terms with what is really going on with true crime media. Read her post here: https://t.co/pUXfa1YyiB
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We’re thrilled that two of our community advocates have been recognized with Founders Day awards—Lyn Hinckley and her husband Jim in 2023 & Kathie Miller in 2022. Congrats to Lyn and Kathie! Visit this link to see video tributes to these outstanding women!
https://t.co/GkxIpBLzHU
James S. Hinckley BS’71 MS’77 is chairman of the @hinckleyinst Board of Directors and Investment Committee. Lyn Hinckley BS’73 has also been an avid supporter of the @hinckleyinst since 1973, and is a community advocate for the @UofUCVP. 🫂🙌
New post on The Conversation blog: The first collaboration with Students United for Reproductive Freedom on Consensual Conversations was a success! Visit this 🔗 to read Lauren Rives’ take on the event: https://t.co/T1OyMMjX9R
New post on MCVP’s blog The Conversation: Sam Judd-Kim and Jilly Mcbane breakdown some of the sexual scripts that play out in hookup culture. Read more at this 🔗: https://t.co/1Evhu9cxNb
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REMINDER: The two workshops scheduled for today with Professor Sarah Hurtado have been canceled. We plan to reschedule them for the fall and hope you’ll join us then!
Due to the weather, our guest Sarah Hurtado’s flight from Denver was canceled late this afternoon. We are postponing Professor Hurtado’s workshops, which were scheduled for tomorrow, until the fall. We look forward to having you join us then! @UUtah
New on The Conversation, MCVP’s blog: Director Chris Linder has a message for student activists—and it begins with acknowledging how higher education leaders have failed them. Read the post here: https://t.co/2WM8kxqpxf. #preventharm
Great story in the @TheChrony about the Consensual Conversations discussion hosted by the MCVP and SURF (Students United for Reproductive Freedom). Read it at this link:
https://t.co/MUqFyWXzha