Too often, stalking is minimized, normalized, and even romanticized instead of being seen for the criminal, traumatic, and dangerous behavior that it truly is. Help us spread the word on what stalking is (and is not!) by educating your community. #NSAM2026

Stalkers often go to great lengths to exert power and control over their victims – threatening and harming others that the victim cares about. For many stalking victims, the fear doesn’t stop at their personal safety. Victims with children in the home are at particular risk.

Stop by the SULB Concourse between 11 AM - 1 PM on the Hammond campus and 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM outside LSF 144 on the Westville campus to learn about signs of stalking and resources available to you!

Stalking cases can last from one afternoon to an entire lifetime. Stalking cases are dynamic; advocates and responders should prepare for the long haul and engage in ongoing safety planning and risk assessment as circumstances may change over time. #NSAM2026

We criticize victim behavior instead of putting the blame where it rightfully belongs: on the stalker. While safety planning and risk reduction can be practical for victims, nothing that a victim does – or does not do – makes them responsible for the stalker’s decision to stalk.

Stalking incidents add up – but only if we do the math. SPARC’s documentation logs (available in 10 languages!) can help keep track of every stalking incident to better illustrate the scope of the stalking, the timeline, and patterns. #NSAM2026 youtu.be/oeEd5-Ts_cE

Many professionals tasked with holding offenders accountable and/or helping keep victims safe have little training and few resources around recognizing and responding to stalking. SPARC is here to help! #NSAM2026

Thank you for raising awareness around stalking this month – and we look forward to continuing the conversation during the rest of the year! #NSAM2026 stalkingawareness.org

Stop by the Westville campus, outside LSF 144, from 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM to learn more about eating disorders and local/national resources. #NEDAW #EDAW #NEDA #EatingDisorderRecovery

Every BODY belongs. Every story matters. 💜 This National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, spread hope and provide life-changing information and resources. Eating disorders are often hidden, but we are bringing them into the light.

This National Eating Disorders Awareness Week. Stigma, stereotypes, and barriers to care often get in the way—but by sharing resources, raising our voices, and supporting one another, we can make a difference. Healing is possible.💜 #NEDAW #EDAW #NEDA #EatingDisorderRecovery

This National Eating Disorders Awareness Week. The realities of eating disorders and the mental health disorders that often occur alongside them. Understanding the full picture helps reduce stigma and improve access to care. Healing is possible. #NEDAW #EDAW #NEDA

This National Eating Disorders Awareness Week. Stop by the SULB Concourse on the Hammond campus between 11 AM - 1 PM. Eating disorders can affect anyone, and certain factors—like mental health history, dieting, chronic illness, or perfectionism—can increase risk. 💜 #NEDAW

What are some myths vs. facts for Eating Disorders? Eating disorders are often hidden, showing up in our habits, thoughts, and physical and mental health.💜 #NEDAW #EDAW #NEDA #EatingDisorderRecovery #EatingDisordersAwareness

This National Eating Disorders Awareness Week💜 Primary care providers are often the first point of contact. Speaking up, asking questions, and requesting referrals can make a real difference for yourself or someone you care about. #NEDAW #EDAW #NEDA #EatingDisorderRecovery

Eating disorders aren’t about vanity or willpower—they’re serious, complex mental health conditions that impact daily life and overall health. 💜 #NEDAW #EDAW #NEDA #EatingDisorderRecovery #EatingDisordersAwareness

March is self-harm/self-injury awareness month. Stop by the SULB Concourse from 11 AM - 1 PM to learn more about what self-harm is and how to utilize healthy coping techniques!

How do you help someone who engages in self-harm/self-injurious behavior? Stop by the table in the SULB Concourse from 11 AM - 1 PM today.

Stop by the table outside of LSF 144 on the Westville campus between 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM to learn more about self-harm/self-injury awareness and how to help yourself and/or a friend who may be struggling.

Have you ever wondered what the difference between co-pays and co-insurance? What happens when you have reached your deductible? Stop by SULB 150F on next Wednesday, April 1st at 12:30 PM.