Newly Updated Campus Card
Let’s Talk Boundaries, Consent, and Support is a safety card designed for college-aged students. The card provides information about healthy and safe relationships, the impact of violence on health, offers multi-level prevention strategies, and outlines campus and community based support services for survivors. The back panel includes information on confidential national sexual assault, domestic violence, and hotlines/online resources.
The purpose of this card is to be used by campus health care providers and staff as a conversation starter with all patients on the connections between health and relationships using the CUES approach to addressing intimate partner violence in health settings. Moving beyond the limits of disclosure-driven practice (eg. traditional screening for domestic violence), this approach ensures that all patients, not just those who are able to disclose violence, have access to information, resources and support.
It has also been utilized by resident assistants, campus-based sexual and domestic violence programs, academic advisers, and student affairs staff to augment their prevention education and trauma-informed response efforts. The card may also be provided to all students during new student orientation, distributed during campus events, and/or placed in private areas such as restrooms, and stocked on bulletin boards and in clinic exam rooms for people to take independently.
This card has been developed in partnership with the RAISE study and in collaboration with students from community colleges, large universities, and liberal art schools.
This 5-panel double sided tool folds up to the size of a business card (3.5″ x 2″).
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