Several offices at Penn State offer programming related to the prevention of sexual misconduct and training for how to interrupt potential acts of violence. Take a workshop or schedule a program for your group through one of the offices listed below to learn how you can be part of the solution. The It’s On Us Educational Videos and Learning Activities are also available to facilitate discussion in your classroom.
It's On Us Educational Videos & Classroom Learning Activities
The videos below were created through a grant from the It’s On Us PA campaign to increase awareness, education, and resources around sexual misconduct and sexual violence. Faculty and staff can use these videos in conjunction with the learning activities in classes or other group settings. In addition, the 30-second video can be screened prior to or during breaks at events or other gatherings. Program requests can be made using the online request form or by contacting the office at 814-867-0099.
Title IX Video Resources
These videos provide information about Title IX, including rights and responsibilities, reporting options, and available support resources. They are designed to help students, faculty, and staff understand how Title IX applies within our community and how to access assistance when needed.
Office of Sexual Misconduct Reporting and Response
The Office of Sexual Misconduct Reporting and Response can provide various types of programs related to Title IX. These include knowing your rights; Penn State policies and procedures in handling sexual misconduct; protections for pregnant and/or parenting students; and rights of transgender students. The office also offers training for faculty and staff regarding these topics as well as the role of a responsible employee and sexual harassment in the workplace. Program requests can be made using the online request form or by contacting the office at 814-867-0099.
Relationship Violence Outreach, Intervention, and Community Education Center (R-VOICE)
The Relationship Violence Outreach, Intervention, and Community Education Center (R-VOICE) (formerly Gender Equity Center) offers a range of primary prevention and support-related programs regarding consent, sexual assault, relationship violence, gender stereotypes, stalking, and supporting survivors. Programs are free and can be tailored for specific groups. Presenters include staff and/or trained peer educators. To request a program for your group, use the R-VOICE Center Program Request Form. For more information on upcoming programs, visit the R-VOICE website.
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