Supporting North Carolina Colleges and Universities, welcome to NCCADV’s Campus website!
North Carolina is home to more than 100 colleges and univerisites. Unfortunately, violence on campus is not uncommon and exists in NC just as in the rest of the US.
The North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence’s Campus Program has resources that can help students, faculty and staff address intimate partner violence. Our expertise on intimate partner violence in campus communities allows us to assist in:
Improving services to victims/survivors
Prevention and Education for students
Developing better campus policies
Intimate partner violence (IPV) is harmful to a person’s physical and mental health. College students are at a higher risk for IPV than any other population. IPV is occurring each day on North Carolina’s college campuses. Fortunately, there is help.
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Technical Assistance
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Trainings
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CCRT & SART Support
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Partnerships
North Carolina Campus Consortium
Founded in 2006, the North Carolina Campus Consortium is a partnership between NCCADV and of NCCASA. Our mission is to offer free training and networking opportunities for campus prevention experts in the state of North Carolina.
The Campus Consortium has three primary objectives:
To provide knowledge on successful prevention and policies
To help all NC campuses work together to end intimate partner and sexual violence
To develop partnerships between campus staff and their local IPV and sexual assault organizations
Interested in receiving Campus Consortium Mailings? Email tneal@nccadv.org
Our Campus Membership
Each Campus Membership helps us strengthen the anti-violence movement across North Carolina. Join us today as we foster connections among campus professionals who are striving to make our state free from intimate partner violence (IPV).
Campus Memberships are available to any college or university in North Carolina that:
Works directly or indirectly with victims/survivors and/or perpetrators of IPV
Strives to reduce IPV through education, policy, and/or social change
Supports the mission, vision, and values of NCCADV
Does not meet the qualifications of a Domestic Violence Program
Contact
Questions? Concerns? Ideas? Anything you may have, you are able to reach the campus program directly at the contact below.
Email
tneal@nccadv.org
Phone
919.956.9124 ext 232