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Community Resources | Psychological Services Center | University of Illinois
http://www.psc.illinois.edu/resources/community
Services, Training, Resources. Hours, Directions, and Parking. Champaign-Urbana Crisis Line: 217-359-4141. Champaign County and surrounding area). Support for crises and psychological emergencies. 24 hrs/day, 7 days/week, 365 days/yr. Autism Network of CU: 217-621-8429. For parents and professionals. Prevention, intervention and behavioral treatment. Counseing, therapy, assessments. Domestic Violence Shelter and Programs (Courage Connection): 217-384-4390. Psychology and Psychiatry at Carle: 217-383-3311.
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Organizations and Resources | Department of Gender & Women's Studies | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
http://www.gws.illinois.edu/people/organizations
Organizations and Resources Department of Gender and Women's Studies University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Department of Gender and Women's Studies. Enter Keyword, Phrase, or Name. Notes from the GWS chair. Graduate Minor in Queer Studies. Internships and Job Related Resources. Current Research and Projects. Make a Gift/. Student Services and Campus Units. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Resource Center). Women in Math, Science and Engineering).
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FAQs about University Options, At Illinois We Care
http://www.wecare.illinois.edu/faq/university
For privacy, click here to exit quickly. Sexual Misconduct Support, Response, and Prevention. University of Illinois column i logo. FAQs about University Options. Can I receive help from the University without having to tell them the name of the alleged offender? Is there a way to keep the alleged offender away from me? At (217) 333-3680 (8:30 am 5:00 pm, Monday Friday) to discuss your concerns and your options for obtaining a directive from OSCR that the alleged offender have no contact with you. If you...
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ICARE, At Illinois We Care
http://www.wecare.illinois.edu/prevention/students/icare
For privacy, click here to exit quickly. Sexual Misconduct Support, Response, and Prevention. University of Illinois column i logo. ICARE Sexual Assault Bystander Intervention Workshop. What will the program be about? Understanding sexually disrespectful behaviors. Identifying one's level of comfort with such behaviors, as well as how you think your peers feel about them. Bystander intervention in action. Available resources and a bystander intervention pledge/plan. What's the history of the program?
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The Coalition for Comprehensive Sex Education (CCSE) > About
http://www.ccsexed.org/About
The American Psychological Association states that comprehensive sexuality education programs -those that provide information, encourage abstinence, promote condom use for those who are sexually active, encourage fewer sexual partners, educate about the importance of early identification and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases and teach sexual communication skills- are the most effective in keeping sexually active adolescents disease-free. Why is Comprehensive Sex Ed Needed? Teens who have sex wit...
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GUARD, At Illinois We Care
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For privacy, click here to exit quickly. Sexual Misconduct Support, Response, and Prevention. University of Illinois column i logo. GUARD A Consent and Sexual Assault Prevention Program for Fraternities and Sororities. What will the program be about? Why work with fraternities and sororities? What's the history of the program? And It's On Us. How do I participate in GUARD? For more information, contact the following staff members:. Molly McLay, Assistant Director for the Women's Resources Center. Current...
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I Want to Talk to Someone, At Illinois We Care
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For privacy, click here to exit quickly. Sexual Misconduct Support, Response, and Prevention. University of Illinois column i logo. I Want to Talk to Someone. If you have experienced or think you have experienced sexual misconduct, help is available. What happened is not your fault. Where to go from here can seem unclear, but you have options. How you choose to handle what happened to you or receive help is your decision. There is no wrong way to take care of yourself. Information for Family and Friends.
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Men & Masculinities Programming, At Illinois We Care
http://www.wecare.illinois.edu/prevention/students/men
For privacy, click here to exit quickly. Sexual Misconduct Support, Response, and Prevention. University of Illinois column i logo. Men and Masculinities Programming. Sexual misconduct is often known as violence against women, but the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign recognizes that people of all genders can be impacted by sexual misconduct. It is crucial to engage all populations in prevention work, and Illinois has specific programs tailored to engaging men in this important cause. Presented ...
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Prevention & Training for Students, At Illinois We Care
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For privacy, click here to exit quickly. Sexual Misconduct Support, Response, and Prevention. University of Illinois column i logo. Prevention and Training for Students. If you're a student who wants to get involved in ending sexual misconduct, be an ally, and advocate for social change, check out some of the programs available on campus! It's on Us at Illinois. Men and Masculinities Programming. For more information on how to request a training. Rights and Options (pdf). Office of the Dean of Students).
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It's On Us at Illinois, At Illinois We Care
http://www.wecare.illinois.edu/prevention/students/itsonus
For privacy, click here to exit quickly. Sexual Misconduct Support, Response, and Prevention. University of Illinois column i logo. It's On Us at Illinois. The first step in joining the national movement is to make a personal commitment to stop sexual assault by signing the It's On Us pledge. Students can pledge to:. Recognize that non-consensual sex is assault. Identify situations in which sexual assault may occur. Intervene in situations where consent has not or cannot be given. Rights and Options (pdf).
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