Get Involved
How You Can Get Involved
Passionate about sexual violence prevention and looking to get involved on campus? Look no further.
There are many different options for getting involved with this issue on UD's campus.
New events will be occurring throughout the year, including self-defense classes, celebrating Sexual Assault Awareness month in April, speakers visiting campus, poster campaigns, and much more! Stay tuned for more information or check out the opportunities below.
Peers Advocating for Violence Education
This group of dedicated peer educators has come together to promote the end of violence and sexual assault on college campuses. PAVE provides educational programming for freshman students (RedZone) and other activities promoting violence prevention throughout the year.
Contact PAVE Advisor Mady DeVivo (mdevivo1@udayton.edu) for more information or check out our PAVE Page!
Ending violence, one green dot at a time. A green dot is any choice, behavior, word or attitude that promotes safety for everyone and communicates utter intolerance for power based personal violence in our University of Dayton community. A green dot is anything you do to make our community safer.
If you are interested in attending a training or in learning more, check out the Green Dot page. Trainings are free and include food, materials, a t-shirt, and will be listed on your co-curricular transcript. Check it out!
Would you like to bring a sexual violence presentation to your class, student group, sorority or fraternity? We offer a variety of educational presentations on topics related to sexual violence prevention. Our presentations provide students with the opportunity to discuss tough subjects and learn valuable information. Find more information here, or contact Kristen Altenau Keen (kkeen1@udayton.edu) for more information.
This annual tradition focuses on the right to walk safely at night and aims to end sexual and domestic violence of all kinds. Every year hundreds of communities worldwide come together to march through the streets and hear testimonies from survivors. At UD, every April we gather to hear the stories of survivors and provide them with support and love. This is followed by a candlelit procession through the student neighborhood. “Shatter the Silence. Stop the Violence”
