Sexual assault and relationship violence are concerns on college campuses nationwide, including at Emory. To fulfill our mission, the Respect Program:
• Engages in population-level promotion of a violence-free Emory community
• Provides workshops, events, education, training, campaigns, and guest lectures related to building healthier relationships, consent, survivor support, and other topics rela
ted to sexual assault and harassment, intimate partner violence, and stalking
• Empowers students as leaders through student organization involvement, course collaborations, internships, and a graduate assistantship
• Advocates for individual students through consultation, crisis intervention, and referral
• Ensures the inclusion of a wide diversity of people and constituents to increase accessibility to all groups
• Collaborates and partners to develop, communicate, and implement strategies to prevent sexual assault, intimate partner violence, sexual harassment, and stalking as well as all forms of oppression
• Promotes assessment, data collection, ongoing development, and research to ensure the Respect Program participates actively in the broader university community
