The Center for Health Sciences Interprofessional Education, Research, and Practice.
Committed to supporting collaboration and training across the health science professions. See link.
http://collaborate.uw.edu/
The University of Washington Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Task Force. Below is text from the committee's website:
The University of Washington is committed to showing national leadership in tackling the problem of sexual assault on college campuses.
A UW Task Force on Sexual Assault Prevention and Response has compiled 18 prioritized recommendations to address the issue, and funding has been approved for the first set of steps. There will be increased visibility for these efforts throughout the year.
“This will be the year we collectively resolve to end the chronic and abhorrent problem of sexual assault on college campuses, starting with the UW,” University of Washington President Michael K. Young said. “Let us now join together to tackle the problem of sexual assault and show national leadership.”
See link below to be directed to their website and to learn more about the Task Force's specific recommendations.
http://www.washington.edu/president/task-force-on-sexual-assault-prevention-and-response/
The University of Washington Committee on Student Safety. See link below to be directed to their website. This committee, in partnership with UW administration and UW Police Department is dedicated to student safety writ large, across all three UW campuses. Check out this YouTube video produced by the committee regarding walking safety around campus: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZ0D71H2fD8
The Washington State Student Association Task Force to End Sexual Violence. This committee was formed in response to increasing sexual and relationship violence across college campuses, which as research,including my own, suggests is perpetuated in part through limiting, heteronormative gender norms. This committee, informed by the White House's recently created Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault (see link below), and composed of representatives from several Washington State schools, aims to mitigate sexual and relational violence across campuses in Washington. Link to "Preventing Sexual Violence on College Campuses, Lessons from Research and Practice," prepared for the White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault, April 2014:
https://www.notalone.gov/assets/evidence-based-strategies-for-the-prevention-of-sv-perpetration.pdf
Committed to supporting collaboration and training across the health science professions. See link.
http://collaborate.uw.edu/
The University of Washington Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Task Force. Below is text from the committee's website:
The University of Washington is committed to showing national leadership in tackling the problem of sexual assault on college campuses.
A UW Task Force on Sexual Assault Prevention and Response has compiled 18 prioritized recommendations to address the issue, and funding has been approved for the first set of steps. There will be increased visibility for these efforts throughout the year.
“This will be the year we collectively resolve to end the chronic and abhorrent problem of sexual assault on college campuses, starting with the UW,” University of Washington President Michael K. Young said. “Let us now join together to tackle the problem of sexual assault and show national leadership.”
See link below to be directed to their website and to learn more about the Task Force's specific recommendations.
http://www.washington.edu/president/task-force-on-sexual-assault-prevention-and-response/
The University of Washington Committee on Student Safety. See link below to be directed to their website. This committee, in partnership with UW administration and UW Police Department is dedicated to student safety writ large, across all three UW campuses. Check out this YouTube video produced by the committee regarding walking safety around campus: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZ0D71H2fD8
The Washington State Student Association Task Force to End Sexual Violence. This committee was formed in response to increasing sexual and relationship violence across college campuses, which as research,including my own, suggests is perpetuated in part through limiting, heteronormative gender norms. This committee, informed by the White House's recently created Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault (see link below), and composed of representatives from several Washington State schools, aims to mitigate sexual and relational violence across campuses in Washington. Link to "Preventing Sexual Violence on College Campuses, Lessons from Research and Practice," prepared for the White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault, April 2014:
https://www.notalone.gov/assets/evidence-based-strategies-for-the-prevention-of-sv-perpetration.pdf
University of Washington School of Social Work (UWSSW). Click below to be taken to UWSSW website: http://socialwork.uw.edu/
The National Institutes of Health, Institute of Translational Health Sciences (ITHS), dedicated to trans-disciplinary training for health scientists to ultimately improve the health of people throughout Washington, Idaho, Wyoming, Alaska, and Montana. See link for website: https://www.iths.org/. Or to hear more about ITHS from the Primary Investigator, Dr. Nora Disis:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hI83DSAg5x0#t=35