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Watch the new SAPAC public service announcement, celebrating our 25th anniversary and the promotion of healthy relationships!

Share the link with as many people and in as many places as you can.  Twitter, tumbler, Facebook, MySpace, your space—wherever!  We want as many people as possible to see the video, share in our anniversary celebration, and be reminded about the key components of a healthy relationship.  We would also LOVE to reach 20,000+ hits on the link, which is totally possible if we all reach out to our networks and push this video into the world.

SAPAC Volunteer Training is an intensive program of 35 hours spread over a two week period. Volunteer Training will provide participants with in-depth knowledge of issues related to sexual and intimate partner violence as well as specific skills that will be developed throughout your time volunteering with SAPAC.  Volunteer Training is a requirement if you are interested in volunteering with the Men's Activism Program, Networking, Publicity, and Activism Program; or Peer Education Program.

University of Michigan Programs & Initiatives to Address Sexual Assault, Intimate Partner Violence, Stalking, and Sexual Harassment Prevention

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The following is a list of programs and initiatives that the University of Michigan is spearheading to prevent sexual assault, intimate partner violence, stalking, and sexual harassment on the individual, relationship, community, and societal levels.

Volunteers from SAPAC’s Peer Education Program and University Health Service’s Sexperteam group will be conducting workshops on relationships, sex, and decision making this fall semester for first-year students in residence halls. Participants will have the opportunity to reflect upon personal values, discuss healthy relationships, and practice skills related to consent. If you have questions about Relationship Remix, please contact relationships@umich.edu

Crisis Intervention

The crisis line is available 24-hours a day and is staffed by professionals, who provide confidential crisis intervention, information and referral services to survivors of sexual assault, dating/domestic violence, sexual harassment and stalking. 24-hours-a-day information and support is also available for the friends, partners, and family members of survivors. SAPAC staff can provide in-person crisis intervention at residence halls, campus offices, hospitals, and police departments. Crisis Line phone: (734) 936-3333.

Stalkers come from every walk of life and every socio-economic background. Virtually anyone can be a stalker, just as anyone can be a stalking survivor.  There are, however, some general categories that stalkers fit into.