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The CVPP Mission
The Campus Violence Prevention Program (CVPP) is a campus and community partnership that provides free and confidential legal, medical, and personal advocacy to students, staff, and faculty of the University who have experienced sexual abuse, dating violence, sexual harassment and/or stalking. CVPP educates students, staff, and faculty about intimate violence, its impact on our community, and healthy relationships.
- Any unwanted sexual contact, including touching, kissing, fondling or penetration of the mouth, vagina, or anus with a finger, penis, or object without consent, against a person’s will, or with use of physical force or threat of force
- Even if you are not sure about a sexual experience and are not feeling uncomfortable about what happened, an advocate would be glad to talk with you
- If you were sexually assaulted click here
- Repeated, unwanted attention from someone that feels threatening or uncomfortable
- Any intimidation, threat of violence, or violence between current of former partners in an intimate relationship
- Repeated, unwanted attention from someone that feels threatening or uncomfortable
Disclaimer
The information supplied by this website is not to be considered legal or medical advice. The website is strictly for informational purposes only.
