April is Sexual Violence Prevention Month (SVPM), also known as Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), and UC Berkeley students, staff, and faculty, will be hosting events throughout the month that will equip our community with information on how to prevent sexual violence, create a stronger culture of consent, and best support survivors.
UC Berkeley is dedicated to preventing and addressing sexual violence and sexual harassment (SVSH) on campus. We believe in fostering a culture that prioritizes consent and respect, and responds to and supports survivors and their allies. As part of these efforts, we are working to engage all members of the university community to create a healthy and inspiring environment where violence in any form is not tolerated.
- Submit your SVPM events to be posted on this calendar
- Please review the Guide to Hosting Sexual Violence Prevention Month Events before you submit your event.
April 2025 SVPM Events Calendar
Coming soon!
Resources
- The PATH to Care Center provides affirming, empowering, and confidential support for those who have experienced sexual harassment, emotional abuse, dating and intimate partner violence, sexual assault, stalking, and sexual exploitation. For urgent 24/7 support, please call the Care Line at 510-643-2005.
- The Office for the Prevention of Harassment and Discrimination oversees campus compliance with University policies prohibiting protected category discrimination and harassment, including sexual harassment and violence.
- The Notice of Rights and Options (NORO) is a comprehensive guide listing the resources available on campus and locally to survivors of sexual violence and outlines the rights and options of survivors.
- The Where to Get Support Quick Guides are designed to help you quickly find survivor support resources on the UC Berkeley campus and locally.
- Survivor Support Resources
- Resource Guides
New Toolkit for Health Relationships and Families
“Building Safe & Healthy Families” is a toolkit of resources for student parents, Berkeley caregivers, and University Village families from PATH to Care. It aims to empower parents to build healthy relationships, model positive behaviors for children, and support their communities.
