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ASU offers many opportunities for students to take action to build a safe and respectful community. We encourage you to determine how you want to make a lasting impact. Together, we can change the future.
Sun Devil Movement for Violence Prevention (MVP)
Sun Devil MVP is a student organization supported by the ASU Sexual and Relationship Violence Program. They are composed of students and student organization representatives across ASU, whose core mission is to prevent sexual and relationship violence at ASU and beyond by engaging their community in involvement and educational opportunities. Follow Sun Devil MVP on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.
Sun Devil Support Network (SDSN)
Students in SDSN are members of the ASU community trained to work with survivors of sexual assault on a variety of fronts. These students can provide support and information about legal, medical, and psychological resources available on and off campus. View the current list of students who have completed the training for SDSN. Sign up for more information.
Sexual Violence Prevention Leadership Program
The Sexual Violence Prevention Leadership Program (SVPL) seeks to help emerging leaders understand their role in preventing violence on a community scale. Through group discussion, skill building activities and self-reflection, this program provides students with the knowledge, skills and confidence to prevent harmful acts and behaviors, support victims and survivors and be empowered bystanders. To participate in this program, complete the Sexual Violence Prevention Leadership Program registration form.
Devils 4 Devils is ASU’s student-led solution to fostering an emotionally healthy campus where students support students through good times and bad. Through enhanced training, students who are part of Devils 4 Devils use their skills to raise awareness about mental health, be an even more supportive friend, and work to create an emotionally healthy community at ASU.
Devils in the Bedroom sexual wellness peer educators provide information and resources to the ASU community about sexual health and wellness and consent in a sex-positive manner. Members of this student organization are trained in sex-positive education, principles and standards of practice for health promotion in higher education and diversity. Learn more about Devils in the Bedroom. Contact devilsinthebedroom@gmail.com for more information.
One Love at ASU raises awareness about the warning signs of abusive relationships. 1 in 3 women, 1 in 4 men, and 1 in 2 transgender individuals in the United States will experience an abusive relationship in their lifetime. One Love at ASU empowers students to take action in the movement to lower the statistics.