Throughout the spring semester, leading up to Sexual Assault Awareness Month in April, UHS Survivor Services and Violence Prevention will host a series of spaces for healing, learning, and community called “Connect & Reflect.” These events invite student survivors and allies to reclaim campus, find community with other survivors and allies, and reduce the stigma around survivorship. For more information and a full schedule of events, visit the UHS webpage.
Upcoming Events
- Crafty Coping Community
Wednesdays through May 1, 3-4:30pm, 333 East Campus Mall, Room 7001 - Art Evening with Wheelhouse Studios and UHS Survivor Services
Thursday, March 14, 3 – 6pm | Wheelhouse Studios - Embodied Resilience with UHS Survivor Services: A Survivor-Centered Dance/Movement Therapy Workshop
Friday, April 5, 1 – 3pm | Bakke, Serenity Studio (Second Floor) - Trauma-informed Yoga with UHS Survivor Services and Insight Counseling
Friday, April 19, 1 – 3 pm | Bakke, Serenity Studio (Second Floor) - Collective ARTivism Project: Denim Day
Wednesday, April 24, 2 – 5pm | Library Mall - Reflect: Art and History Gallery
Throughout April | Discovery Building, Hub Central Gallery and Image Lab (First Floor)
Call for Art by Student Survivors
UHS Survivor Services & Violence Prevention invite submissions of art from student survivors for the Reflect: Art and History Gallery, which will be hosted in the Discovery Building for the month of April. Interested students can read more information and indicate their intention to submit an art piece in this form by Monday, March 18.
Campus Support
UHS supports student survivors through coordinated advocacy, mental health, and medical services. These services are confidential and provided at no cost. Learn more about UHS Survivor Services on our webpage.
This post was authored by Academic Affairs on 03/12/2024.