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Penn Violence Prevention (PVP) engages the Penn community in the prevention of sexual violence, relationship violence, stalking, and sexual harassment on campus. We foster collaborative relationships across campus to ensure a survivor-centered, multi-faceted approach to support services and primary prevention. Through collective community action, we are committed to ending interpersonal violence by addressing gender inequity, social injustice, and oppression through outreach and education.

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We know that starting to look at options and resources after having an experience related to harm or violence can be frightening or overwhelming. Here are some options for what to do immediately after an incident.
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As of January 10, 2025, Penn Violence Prevention will be permanently located at 3935 Walnut Street, Suite 400. Visit our About page for up-to-date location and contact information.