📣📣UPDATED SPRING DROP IN HOURS📣📣 PVP will be all over campus offering confidential spaces to talk. Our spring drop-in hours are as follows: - Mondays at The ARCH (3601 Locust Walk): 1PM - 2PM - Tuesdays at Penn Women's Center (3643 Locust Walk): 12PM - 2PM - Wednesdays at OFSL (3933 Walnut Street): 3PM - 5PM - Thursdays at Grad Student Center (3615 Locust Walk): 10AM -12PM There is no appointment necessary for drop-in hours. You can also reach PVP at 3611 Locust Walk, Monday through Friday from 9AM - 5PM. Questions? Email Julie at JulMill@upenn.edu

📣📣Support Group📣📣 This group is open to all woman-identifying (including cisgender women, trans women, genderqueer women, and non-binary people who are most comfortable in woman-identified spaces) Penn undergraduate, graduate, and professional students who have survived sexual assault that occurred during late adolescence and/or early adulthood. The group will be held for weekly on Mondays for 6 weeks, starting Monday March 13th at 11AM. The group will take place at Penn Women's Center on the 2nd floor (no elevator). If you need accommodations for a disability, please reach out to the facilitators. While participation in every group is not required, it is highly encouraged to attend every meeting in order to achieve the best experience. Registration is encouraged, but not required. The registration link is in our bio! ✨✨

📣📣 PAVE is hiring! PVP is seeking students passionate about preventing interpersonal violence at Penn to apply to the PAVE team! PAVE (Penn Anti-Violence Educators) facilitate workshops and programs on consent and bystander intervention to peers in the undergraduate community, including through PVP’s annual Consent Circles program for incoming students as well as workshops year-round for athletics, Greek life, student organizations, and more. $15/hour, flexible scheduling, and open to both work-study and non-work study students! Apply by Monday, March 13 at tinyurl.com/PAVE2023

📣📣UPDATED SPRING DROP IN HOURS📣📣 PVP will be all over campus offering confidential spaces to talk. Our spring drop-in hours are as follows: - Mondays at The ARCH (3601 Locust Walk): 1PM - 2PM -Tuesdays at Penn First Plus (1 College Hall, ground floor): 11AM - 1PM - Tuesdays at Penn Women's Center (3643 Locust Walk): 12PM - 2PM - Wednesdays at LGBT Center (3907d Spruce Street): 2PM - 4PM - Wednesdays at OFSL (3933 Walnut Street): 3PM - 5PM - Thursdays at Grad Student Center (3615 Locust Walk): 10AM -12PM There is no appointment necessary for drop-in hours. You can also reach PVP at 3611 Locust Walk, Monday through Friday from 9AM - 5PM. Questions? Email Julie at JulMill@upenn.edu

Relationships are tricky! Just because we’re adults, doesn’t mean we have it all figured out. This discussion-based workshop* with PVP will help participants recognize unhealthy relationship behaviors, communicate about expectations and boundaries, and strengthen your relationships with yourself and others. Celebrate love (and untangle relationship woes) at this SALT** brown bag! *This workshop is for Penn staff and faculty. **SALT stands for Student Affairs Leadership team.

Dinner is on us this Wednesday!🍕 🍟🥗 PVP is offering a consent workshop on Wednesday, 2/22 from 6-7pm in Hill Club Lounge. Perfect opportunity if you missed your org’s PVP/PAVE workshop this year. RSVP by Tuesday at tinyurl.com/pizzaandFRIES 🍟

You may have seen the DP article on sexual activity among Penn students. PVP wants to remind folks that you are in charge of your own sexual journey.

Happy Valentine’s day from PVP! Come stop by the Womens Center from 2-5 today for some fun activities and freebies! 💕💖💗💞

Happy Almost Valentine’s day from PVP!! 💕💗💞

A key component of healthy relationships is respect. Swipe through to learn and think through how respect shows up or could show up in your relationships!

NEW SERIES!!!! Over the course of this semester, PVP will be featuring the various confidential resource offices in a new Reels series! First up: LGBT Center @pennlgbt ! You can find all contact info for any of the confidential staff by visiting the PVP website, or the LGBT website specifically. Comment below which resource we should feature next ⬇️⬇️

The word “stalking” has made its way into our everyday vocabulary, oftentimes used by people to describe their behaviors on social media. We encourage folks to reflect on how the use of this language is harmful to those who are experiencing stalking and make an effort to unlearn the misuse of this word.