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Green Dot Community Training Series (Mar. 20-Apr. 10)

March 18, 2024

In a fit of March Madness, we are offering Green Dot Community Training for students, staff, and faculty. We will offer (4) 75-minute training sessions that employ a modified bystander training approach, with an emphasis on learning activities for violence prevention skills, use, and collaboration. These are drop-in training courses, so it’s okay if you can’t make it to all of them.

Session Dates

March 20: An overview of violence warning signs and actions to stop them before someone is harmed.

March 27: Activities to build skills in recognizing the warning signs of violence and understanding what might stop us from acting.

April 3: Activities to build skills for stopping violence when we’ve seen the warning signs and for promoting a safe campus community.

April 10: In collaboration with Active Minds, we are offering the opportunity to try out the skills we’ve been learning using common campus scenarios.

Where: Lower Level Orrico

When: 4:30-5:45 p.m.

Who: You

Please email greendot@up.edu with any questions.

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Filed Under: 2024-03-18, Issues Tagged With: Green Dot

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