The Center for Violence Prevention (CVP) is accepting applications for the O. Jay and Patricia Tomson Internship Scholarship for spring 2019. The CVP offers financial support to CSBS students who are undertaking internships in violence prevention and/or victim service agencies directly, or who are serving or working with such issues indirectly at the...
MVP is a widely acclaimed leadership program that motivates both men and women to play a central role in solving problems that historically have been considered “women’s issues:” rape, relationship abuse, sexual assault and harassment. Founded in 1993, MVP is the original "bystander" program in the field of...
While the current debates and discussions regarding public access to militarized weapons, the breakdown of intel between national, state and local law enforcement officials, the flawed or non-existent background checks and the identification of individuals struggling with mental illness are all important, they fail to include the real culprit and core...
