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CARE in Conversation: Gender-Based Violence on Our Campus and Our World

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Teal event graphic titled “CARE in Conversation,” hosted by CARE to Stop Violence at the University Health Center, Division of Student Affairs at the University of Maryland. The discussion topic reads: “Gender-Based Violence on Our Campus and in Our World.” Event details state: March 11 from 3:30–5:00 PM in Health Center Room 0141. The graphic notes that coffee and donuts will be provided. Decorative illustrations include a globe resting on an open book and a cup of coffee with donuts. The CARE to Stop Violence logo and University of Maryland Division of Student Affairs logo appear on the graphic.
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 us for CARE in Conversation! Enjoy coffee and donuts, and join in our discussion on the dynamics of gender-based violence on our campus. We will discuss how sexual and relationship violence is reflected in and reinforced by dynamics of gender-based violence in our world. ⁠

⁠Bring your perspectives and questions, and pick up self-care giveaways! Stop by as your schedule allows; all are welcome!⁠

Email csheff4@umd.edu with any questions.

Location

Health Center

140 Campus Dr College Park, MD 20740

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Room 0104 (Ground Floor)

Contact

CARE to Stop Violence

uhc-care@umd.edu

For access needs, accommodations, and questions, please contact Charlotte Sheffield at csheff4@umd.edu

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Sexual Assault Prevention & Education

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