Culture of Respect: Ending Campus Sexual Violence

We build the capacity of educational institutions to end sexual violence through ongoing, expansive organizational change.

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We work with diverse stakeholders to ensure institutions create policies and programs that support survivors, prevent sexual violence, and communicate that violence is unacceptable.

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CORE Blueprint and CORE Evaluation

Free tools to advance your institution’s approach to addressing sexual violence

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Prevention Programming Matrix

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News

Application Live for Culture of Respect Collective Cohort 7

August 11, 2022

Culture of Respect Collective is excited to announce that the application for Cohort 7 is now live! The Collective is a two-year program designed specifically to address the enormity and complexity of ending campus sexual violence. Grounded in a comprehensive, evidence-informed framework, the program guides institutions of higher education through a rigorous process of self-assessment and targeted organizational change. Since the Collective launched in 2017, the program has continued to drastically expand. More than 150+ institutions have committed to reimagining what it means to achieve equitable, accessible, and safe campus environments.

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