Grant institution recipients will be awarded up to $4,000. Grant applicants should demonstrate how the institution will use the funds to support at least one of the following initiatives.
• Develop targeted prevention strategies to broaden the awareness of rape culture and to decrease the incidence of sexual harassment, including sexual assault, dating or domestic violence, gender-based harassment or bullying, and stalking on campus.
• Develop a program or series dedicated to healthy relationships.
• Create a safer campus through participation in bystander intervention programming geared toward sexual assault prevention and high-risk behaviors.
• Establish a peer educator program that promotes a safe, healthy campus free from sexual violence. Peer educators may choose to address consent, rape myths, risk factors, and/ or social norms.
• Create a sexual assault resource fair that collaborates with campus and community members.
• Develop a research project related to interpersonal violence, sexual aggression, consent, or other areas tied to sexual harassment and assault.
• Develop a campus climate survey to better understand the scope of community issues related to sexual violence.