The Sexual Assault Violence Education Committee is committed to the safety and well-being of the entire community. Trigger Warning: stats and resources.
February is Health Relationships Month! Do a wellness check on all of your relationships: romantic, intimate, friendly, familial, and working. #cnusave
Dating after domestic violence can be nerve-wracking and complicated. If you’re a survivor, you might find that your perception of what is healthy in a relationship was warped by your abuser.
If you’re considering a new relationship, consider this: https://t.co/xXrHep6azw
If your partner is a survivor of domestic violence, you may be unsure how to support them while building a healthy relationship. It is possible to have a healthy relationship after abuse, but there are many important considerations to remember
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The #RedZone is the period from Aug-Nov when the rates of #sexualassault on college campuses are at their highest. Learn more about CNU's policy at https://t.co/iov2aeo8PC