The mission of The University of Toledo's, Sexual Assault Prevention Education Programming,
housed out of The Title IX Office is to create a campus community free of sexual misconduct,
sexual harassment, and other forms of sexual and intimate partner violence, in which
students, faculty, and staff enjoy equitable, non-violent relationships. We provide
educational programming addressing the role that everyone can take in creating a violence-free
UT. We are dedicated to ensuring that students, faculty, and staff are provided proper
resources to engage in services with our collaborative partners including crisis intervention,
medical services, mental health counseling, legal services, and academic accommodations.
Prevention Through Education and Awareness
- Training for faculty, staff, and students
- Outreach programming
- Awareness campaigns #UTtogether
- Educational collaboration on speakers and special events with various campus partners
- Internship and volunteer opportunities are available
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING CHANGE
Services for Survivors
All confidential advocacy services provided to students, faculty, and staff are now housed in The Center for Student Advocacy and Wellness, HHS3017 and is in partnership with our YWCA Hope Center Campus Advocates.
- Confidential support and information for survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence, stalking, and sexual harassment.
- Accompaniment through the medical and legal process following an act of violence.
- Linkages to University and community services
- Help with the medical and criminal justice systems
- Information for friends and family members of survivors
- Assistance and referrals for stalking, sexual harassment, dating and domestic violence