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At Stanford

There are a number of ways for students to get involved in sexual violence prevention on campus.

Campus Community Centers & Institutes

• Women's Community Center
• Queer Student Resources
• Clayman Institute for Gender Research

SARA

• SAVE Peer Educators (for more information contact: [email protected])
• Beyond Sex Ed
• SARA Grants for Student Projects
• Violence Intervention & Prevention (VIP) Program

Student Government

• Nominations Commission (NomCom)
• Associated Students of Stanford University

Student Groups

• Stanford Association of Students for Sexual Assault Prevention (Stanford ASAP)
• Women’s Coalition
• Sexual Health Peer Resources Center (SHPRC)
• Kardinal Kink

Nationally

• Surviving in Numbers: Provides education and empowerment through workshops and storytelling.
• Know Your IX: Educates students on their school’s obligations to address sexual assault under Title IX and empowers them to take action if their school fails to meet those obligations.
• End Rape On Campus : Helps students file complaints against their school for mishandling sexual assault reports.
• Futures Without Violence: Addresses sexual and domestic violence in communities through policy development, educational programs, and public action campaigns.
• Clery Center for Security on Campus: Works to make schools safer through survivor advocacy and prevention education.
• National Sexual Violence Resource Center: Provides education and resources on sexual assault.