✳️ Upcoming Workshops from Title IX Office

[Kim Irland]

The Title IX Office invites you to save these dates!

*🗨️ Communicating & Respecting Boundaries Workshop*

   - Friday, August 29 from 12:30-2:00 in Alumni Conference Room, Angell
   College Center (Cardinal Link here <https://cglink.me/2us/r385440>)
   - Boundaries, body and sex positivity, and healthy relationship
   behaviors center on our understanding of consent as a life skill that
   should be practiced long before it has anything to do with sex or intimacy.
   This interactive workshop will share principles of affirmative consent in
   various contexts. Participants will practice identifying if a fictional
   scenario is a red flag, yellow flag, or green flag, and practice relating
   fundamental consent communication skills to their daily interactions with
   self and others.

*🛑 Bystander Intervention Workshop*

   - Friday, September 5 from 1:30-3:00 p.m. in Alumni Conference Room,
   Angell College Center (Cardinal Link here <https://cglink.me/2us/r385486>
   )
   - Directly confronting someone can be intimidating and overwhelming. Did
   you know there are other ways to interrupt a situation when something
   doesn’t look right? Participants in this interactive workshop will learn
   and discuss the 5 D’s of bystander intervention: Distract, Delegate,
   Document, Delay, and Direct, and practice identifying options for
   intervention through relatable fictional scenarios.

*📳 Stalking Awareness Workshop*

   - Friday, September 12 from 12:30-2:00 in Alumni Conference Room, Angell
   College Center (Cardinal Link here <https://cglink.me/2us/r385489>)
   - Do you know how to recognize the signs of stalking and unhealthy
   relationship behaviors, both in person and online? How does stalking
   behavior in media and pop culture like song lyrics, movies, and shows,
   influence our ability to name and stop stalking in real life? What
   understanding do you have of digital abuse and stalking behaviors? The
   Title IX Office offers multiple workshops inspired by the Stalking
   Prevention, Awareness, & Resource Center (SPARC) that explore the concepts
   of stalking behaviors as surveillance, life invasion, interference and/or
   intimidation and encourages discussion to help us recognize these stalking
   patterns and how to support friends who may be experiencing stalking.

🔴 CLICK HERE to view more from the Title IX Office - Upcoming Events
<https://campusgroups.plattsburgh.edu/title9/events/>

*KIM IRLAND *(she, her)
Title IX Coordinator
204 Angell College Center
kirla001 at plattsburgh.edu
title.ix at plattsburgh.edu
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