domestic violence
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Recognize, respond, support: Raising awareness about domestic violence
Butler University’s “Fall into awareness: Recognize, respond, support” event educated students on the dynamics of domestic violence, recognizing warning signs and establishing healthy boundaries in relationships. The session also covered safety planning and ways to support friends and loved ones experiencing domestic violence.
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Campus resources disappoint survivors of dating-based violence
‘“Butler needs to stop protecting violent aggressors.’”
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Stop coddling Colleen Hoover
Colleen Hoover has been getting away with too much for too long; her reign of terror has to end.
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New SARP podcast discusses healthy relationships and sex
Jules Arthur-Grable has worked to create a podcast that can connect the SARP office with Butler students. The first episode of “Actually Love” was released on Feb. 1.
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Title IX hearing process eliminated
Campus policy on sex discrimination, seuxal harrassment, sexual misconduct and domestic violence changed. The hearing process is now eliminated from the overall procedure.