In this workshop, participants view Tulane sexual misconduct statistics and learn key definitions relating to sexual misconduct and gender discrimination. They also receive information on evidence-based trauma-informed skills and advocacy within a workplace setting, as well as information on evidence-based intervention tactics and conflict de-escalation practices.
To request this workshop for your class or organization, please contact: Austen Williams, Title IX Program Manager, at awilliams1@tulane.edu
Take Back the Night is an annual event to raise awareness about sexual violence and is planned in partnership with Loyola University, Xavier University of New Orleans, Dillard University, and the University of New Orleans.
Body Respect Week is an invitation to be a part of conversations about bodies, one that nourishes and celebrates who are and who we can become, including every way we show up in the world! This initiative takes place annually in partnership with The Well.
Annual Town Hall on Sexual Violence Prevention and Response
The Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Town Hall gives students a chance to learn more about the work Tulane faculty and students are doing to combat sexual violence on campus. The town hall is hosted annually by the Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Collective.
SAPHE's Healthy Relationships Week is a week dedicated to promoting healthy relationships between romantic partners, friends, and selves at Tulane! As a community, we will be learning about the signs of an unhealthy relationship, healthy conflict, ways to show appreciation, healthy sexual practices, and more to help us understand what it takes to have healthy social connections! Healthy Relationships Week takes place annually.
Sex Week brings together the Tulane community to offer a diverse week of comprehensive, queer-inclusive, culturally-specific, sex-positive sexual health events and conversations. Visit https://sexweek.tulane.edu/ to learn more about this annual event.
Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Each April, individuals and institutions come together to raise public awareness about sexual violence in all its forms and educate our communities about how to prevent it. SAAM occurs annually and features events and collaboration from various departments from around campus.
