What an incredible day! Thank you to all of our new Jayhawks for joining us for Jayhawks Give a Flock and to all of our incredible volunteers for making this program possible. There's no other way we'd like to start the new school year 🙂

Still thinking about this past Saturday. What an incredible day to talk bystander intervention with 3,600+ of our new Jayhawks 🥰

Almost a week later and we're still in awe of our Jayhawk community. Over the course of 2 days, with over 200+ volunteers we trained 4,700+ new Jayhawks in bystander intervention! We couldn't be more proud of our Flock!

The Prevention is Possible (PIP) survey is back! Attention Third & Fourth- year KU undergrad students, check your KU email for your PIP survey invitation. If you have received an invitation you have through 9/20 to complete the survey and claim your $10 KU Dining credit.

Third & Fourth-year KU ungrads, check your KU email for your Prevention is Possible survey invitation. Take a few minutes and share your thoughts about prevention education at KU and receive a $10 Dining credit.

Third & Fourth- year KU students, check your KU email for your PIP survey invitation! You have through 9/20 to complete the survey. Tell us about your experience with prevention education at KU and then get a snack with your $10 Dining credit.

Are you a Third or Fourth-year Jayhawk? Have you completed the Prevention is Possible survey, yet? And you got your $10 Dining credit? Excellent! If not, check your KU email for your survey invitation!

This is the final week for the Prevention is Possible survey. Third & Fourth-Year KU undergrads, check your KU email for a survey invitation. Share your thoughts and then receive a $10 Dining credit for participating.

Last day to complete your Prevention is Possible survey! if you are a Third and Fourth-year undergrad, check your KU email for a survey invitation.

October is #DisabilityAwarenessMonth. Swipe to learn more about Imani Barbarin, a disability rights advocate.

October is LGBTQ+ History Month. Join us in celebrating and recognizing LGBTQ+ history by learning about an organization based locally, the Lawrence Gay Liberation Front.

SAPEC wishes everyone a peaceful fall break. Our office will be physically closed for fall break, October 14th and 15th, but is accessible virtually through at [email protected].

Listen to KUSAPEC director Jen Brockman speaking with KMUW health reporter Rose Conlon about a grant that will allow the University of Kansas center to expand its sexual violence prevention work across Kansas. The clip begins at 0:36. kmuw.org/podcast/wichit…

This is encouraging. Efforts like KUSAPEC “Jayhawks Give A Flock” have to be making a difference. Even one incident is too many. Still, it’s encouraging. insidehighered.com/news/quick-tak…

Repeatedly messaging someone who has ceased contact or expressed they wouldn’t like to hear from you again can cross a line into stalking behavior. Respect others' boundaries this spooky season, even those communicated through ghosting.

There's still time to RSVP for Boostander! Come with your friends to practice your bystander skills in a safe and fun environment. Walk-ups are available, but you won't want to chance missing this awesome event!

This Halloween, prioritize clear consent. Even the spookiest creatures get a clear, enthusiastic, "yes!"

Come grab a bro and get a good stretch in! Broga is this upcoming Monday the 11th at the Ambler Student Recreation Center at noon as a part of our Movember programming. First 10 participants will receive a gift card to Fruitful Acai Bowls!

Our next Movember event is Shop Talk. Join us for a free haircut or braids on Thursday November 14th. You can secure an appointment through the online form.

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment awarded a grant to the Sexual Assault Prevention and Education Program at KU for a new prevention initiative that will extend beyond just the university. Via Kansas Reflector || bsky @kansasreflector.com: lawrenceks.news/3ZdZlzY