(May 5th, 6pm-7:30pm) The Undetected Rapist program teaches college students to recognize hidden risks of sexual violence, such as alcohol use, parties, and power dynamics. It covers understanding consent, spotting coercive behaviors, and using bystander intervention to prevent harm. The program also helps students support survivors and connect them with resources, while promoting a culture of respect and safety on campus. Identify risks on college campuses, including alcohol-related incidents, parties, and power dynamics that can increase the likelihood of sexual assault. Understand coercion and consent, teaching students how to recognize manipulative behaviors and ensuring clear, enthusiastic consent in all interactions. Implement bystander intervention strategies, empowering students to step in safely when witnessing potentially harmful situations. Support fellow students by learning how to offer assistance to survivors and connect them with the right campus resources. Promote a culture of respect, focusing on how to foster accountability, educate peers, and advocate for policies that enhance campus safety.

(May 7th, 6pm-7:30pm) The Bystander Intervention training teaches community members how to safely step in and prevent harmful situations, such as harassment or violence. Participants will learn how to recognize warning signs, intervene effectively, and support others in need. The goal is to build a culture of safety and accountability where everyone plays a part in stopping harmful behavior.

(May 14th, 6pm-7:30pm) Project Selfie is a community training program designed to raise awareness about the impact of social media on self-esteem, body image, and mental health. The program helps participants understand the pressures young people face online and provides tools to promote positive self-image, healthy digital habits, and respectful online behavior.