Events Archive

The Clothesline Project

April 17-19, 2007

The Clothesline project is a participatory exhibit and a visual display designed to break the silence surrounding violence against women and to illustrate the impact of violence.

Statistics become individuals. 
Abstract ideas become real.

Co-sponsored by CARE and Right to KNOW

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One in Four presents...
“How to Support a Sexual Assault Survivor: 
What Men Can Do.”

April 10, 2007

One in four college women will be the victims of assault or attempted assault by the time she graduates college.  This all-male peer education group, comprised of leaders on the campus, views sexual assault as a pervasive issue that affects both men and women.  Providing concrete strategies for supporting survivors, powerful examples, and engaging discussions about ways to prevent or eliminate violence, One in Four shares an unforgettable message.

Co-sponsored by CARE and the UCI Gender Education Series

 

ONE IN FOUR NATIONAL RV TOUR VISITED UCI!

Thursday, February 15, 2007

The “One in Four” National Peer Education Team hit the road from August 2007 – May 2008 for their fourth year presenting “The Men’s Program” from coast to coast helping to end rape.

“The Men’s Program: How to Help a Sexual Assault Survivor, What Men Can Do”

 

Mike Domitrz presents...."Can I Kiss You?"
February 7, 2007
ENGINEERING LECTURE HALL 100, 7:00 PM

Click here to see video footage of students who attended!

Click here to see Mike's blog entry about his performance at UCI

    

Cosponsored by:  Interfraternity Council, UCI Gender Education Series, UCI Office of Equal Opportunity and Diversity, and  UCI Athletics

For over 15 years, Mike Domitrz has been inspiring students with his hilarious sense of humor and his truly unique approach to healthier dating and communication.  As an interactive and entertaining expert on dating and intimacy, Domitrz teaches audience members how to ask for what they want sexually or intimately - without having to play any of the games.  He reveals a fun and revolutionary approach to insuring each person's boundaries are respected.  Males and females from all cultures, backgrounds, sexual orientations, and diverse populations appreciate his sincerity and honesty. 

Alyce LaViolette Keynote Address
"Anger and Agression in Your Intimate Relationship"
October 23, 2006

Beth Chapman, Human Options
Brown bag discussion: "Love is Not Supposed to Hurt"
October 9, 2006

UCI Womenfest
May 11, 2006

Red Flag Project
April 20-21, 2006

Take Back the Night
April 19, 2006

The Clothesline Project
April 17-19, 2006

Denim Day
Wednesday, April 19, 2006

An Evening with Rose McGowan
Wednesday, February 22, 2006
Press release

"No-Yes" presented by Katie Koestner
Wednesday, January 25, 2006
Press Release