Content warning: This video contains signs of support for victims and survivors of sexual assaults that may be triggering. Please be aware before viewing.

We are the department on campus that assists students with the issues of sexual violence, domestic/dating violence, and stalking.  

We collaborate with University Police, the Pennsylvania State Police, Indiana Borough Police, the Alice Paul House, and the IUP Counseling Center

We support victims and survivors by providing confidential counseling, and information on resources, accommodations, and reporting options.

We educate the campus community on these issues by providing educational programming and awareness campaigns and events.

We provide volunteer opportunities, internships, and practicums for students to partner with us.

Our mission is to make our campus safer. We aspire to change our campus culture one green dot at a time using the Green Dot Bystander Intervention Program. We want everyone at IUP to know that violence is not accepted and that it is everyone's responsibility to do something about it.

We believe that It's On Us, all of us, to make our campus safer.

IUP is a six-time winner of Governor Wolf's It's On Us Grant!

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News

Silent Witnesses on Display for Domestic Violence Awareness Month

This exhibit honors the men, women, and children who have lost their lives to domestic violence.

RAINN Day 2024

Join us for a day of Awareness, Empowerment, and Encouragement all on the topic of sexual violence.

Green Dot Bystander Intervention Training for Faculty, Staff, Administrators, and Coaches

Attention IUP employees! Don't miss your chance to be Green Dot trained.

"What Were You Wearing?" Exhibit Dismantles the Myth Around Clothing and Sexual Assault

You are invited to view this powerful and emotional display which is dedicated to dispelling the myth that survivors provoke their assault based on how they were dressed.

Clothesline Project: T-Shirt Making Workshop for Survivors

Survivors of sexual assault, relationship abuse, and gender-based violence are invited to come and design a shirt, which will be anonymously displayed as part of Take Back the Night.