The Sexual Violence Prevention program uses a public health approach to prevent domestic and dating violence, sexual harassment, bullying, and human trafficking by:
- Building organizational and community capacity for the prevention of sexual violence.
- Providing age-appropriate trainings, workshops, and seminars about healthy relationship development.
- Increasing skill-building for respectful peer-to-peer and intimate relationships.
- Changing societal norms to ones that don’t tolerate sexual violence.