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Graphic promoting a donation drive for child and adult survivors of sexual and domestic violence at Adventist HealthCare. The left side reads “Donations Needed: New Blankets, New Stuffed Animals, Gift Cards.” The right side states the donation period, “Donate Mar. 2 – Apr. 30,” and provides a link for more information: go.umd.edu/hospitaldrive. Images show a teddy bear, a blanket, and a meal gift card representing suggested donations, including $10 restaurant gift cards. Drop-off locations listed are the CARE Office on the ground floor of the University Health Center (gift cards accepted only here), Memorial Chapel, LGBTQ+ Equity Center, and SORC (SGA Office). The graphic includes University of Maryland branding with the Maryland Terrapins mascot and logos for the Division of Student Affairs, SGA, CARE to Stop Violence, University of Maryland Police, and Adventist HealthCare Shady Grove Medical Center.

Hospital Drive for Survivors at Adventist Healthcare

2026-03-02T00:00:00.000
2026-04-30T00:00:00.000

Donations needed for survivors of sexual and domestic violence.

 On a beige background, the title "Treats with Title IX" is displayed along with the event's description and details underneath. An icon of stacked chocolate chip cookies is shown next to the event's title, and an icon of stacked brownies is shown underneath the event's description. The logo for the office hosting the event is provided on the bottom right corner.

Treats with Title IX

2026-04-21T13:00:00.000
2026-04-21T16:00:00.000

Join the Office of Civil Rights and Sexual Misconduct (OCRSM) for Treats with Title IX, a meet-and-great event with the OCRSM team. Treats and goodie bags will be provided.

 Teal flyer for “Coping with Trauma: Drop-in Support Group” hosted by the CARE to Stop Violence Office at the University Health Center. The CARE logo appears at the top. Large purple and white text reads “Coping with Trauma: Drop-in Support Group.” The center text explains that participants will learn about trauma responses and create coping tools through arts and crafts, and notes the group is open to students who identify as female.

Coping with Trauma: Drop-In Support Group

2026-04-23T13:00:00.000
2026-04-23T14:00:00.000

This spring CARE is hosting Coping with Trauma: Drop-In Support Group

 On a chalkboard background, the title "Color the Plaza" is displayed in chalk text along with the event's description and details underneath. Various positive affirmations as well as orange, purple, and gray chalk splats are displayed throughout the flyer. The logos for the event's host organizations are provided at the bottom of the flyer.

Color the Plaza

2026-04-27T14:00:00.000
2026-04-27T15:00:00.000

Join the OCRSM and One Love UM for Color the Plaza, where we will be chalking positive affirmations! Chalk will be provided.

 Teal flyer for “Coping with Trauma: Drop-in Support Group” hosted by the CARE to Stop Violence Office at the University Health Center. The CARE logo appears at the top. Large purple and white text reads “Coping with Trauma: Drop-in Support Group.” The center text explains that participants will learn about trauma responses and create coping tools through arts and crafts, and notes the group is open to students who identify as female.

Coping with Trauma: Drop-In Support Group

2026-04-30T13:00:00.000
2026-04-30T14:00:00.000

This spring CARE is hosting Coping with Trauma: Drop-In Support Group

 Teal flyer for “Coping with Trauma: Drop-in Support Group” hosted by the CARE to Stop Violence Office at the University Health Center. The CARE logo appears at the top. Large purple and white text reads “Coping with Trauma: Drop-in Support Group.” The center text explains that participants will learn about trauma responses and create coping tools through arts and crafts, and notes the group is open to students who identify as female.

Coping with Trauma: Drop-In Support Group

2026-05-07T13:00:00.000
2026-05-07T14:00:00.000

This spring CARE is hosting Coping with Trauma: Drop-In Support Group