Men's Project Application - Spring 2015 |
Men's Project Application - Spring 2015
The goal of the Men’s Project is to train male-identified students who will then positively influence their peers by challenging social norms that promote gender-based violence; understanding their connection to survivors of gender-based violence; and role modeling effective bystander interventions. The weekly meetings will focus on topics related to gender socialization, masculinities, social justice and gender-based violence.
Applications are due by January 30, 2015.
*Please Note - Under University Policy, the Women's Center and the Asian American Cultural Center (AsACC) staff are required to report information that we receive about sexual assaults, relationship violence, and stalking to the Title IX Coordinator/Office of Diversity and Equity. Therefore we may follow up to get more information about any incidents you may disclose. This information is reported to this office to ensure that survivors receive access to both on campus and off campus resources, as well as to track trends on campus in an effort to prevent future assaults. In addition, certain members of the Women's Center and AsACC staff, as well as staff within the Title IX Office, are required to share non-identifying information (neither the survivor's identity nor the assailant's identity will be disclosed) about the assault with the police as required by state and federal law. For more information on the University's Sexual Assault Response Policy, please visit the University's sexual violence website http://www.sexualviolence.uconn.edu
Applications are due by January 30, 2015.
*Please Note - Under University Policy, the Women's Center and the Asian American Cultural Center (AsACC) staff are required to report information that we receive about sexual assaults, relationship violence, and stalking to the Title IX Coordinator/Office of Diversity and Equity. Therefore we may follow up to get more information about any incidents you may disclose. This information is reported to this office to ensure that survivors receive access to both on campus and off campus resources, as well as to track trends on campus in an effort to prevent future assaults. In addition, certain members of the Women's Center and AsACC staff, as well as staff within the Title IX Office, are required to share non-identifying information (neither the survivor's identity nor the assailant's identity will be disclosed) about the assault with the police as required by state and federal law. For more information on the University's Sexual Assault Response Policy, please visit the University's sexual violence website http://www.sexualviolence.uconn.edu