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LEADERS IN INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE EDUCATION (LIVE)

LEADERS IN INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE EDUCATION (LIVE). Student Group Leaders Training Fall 2019. Who are we?. Sarah Perlin LIVE External Co-President She/her/hers. Mary Gay LIVE Internal Co-President She/her/hers. How Can We Help You?.

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LEADERS IN INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE EDUCATION (LIVE)

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  1. LEADERS IN INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE EDUCATION (LIVE) Student Group Leaders Training Fall 2019

  2. Who are we? • Sarah Perlin • LIVE External Co-President • She/her/hers • Mary Gay • LIVE Internal Co-President • She/her/hers

  3. How Can We Help You? • We are a student group that exists to support and educate other student groups. Our role on campus is to work with anyone and everyone by engaging in difficult discussions and creating a safe and productive environment to have these conversations in. • Ask for help with facilitations, discussion pointers, resources, etc.! • We work to bring relevant programming to campus that continues the dialogue about relationship and sexual violence

  4. LIVE Structure • Operations/Treasurer • LIVE Greek • LIVE Sport • Internal Development Working Group • Training Working Group • Diversity and Inclusion Working Group • Content Working Group • Programming and Outreach Working Group

  5. Role in Student Union • As student leaders, we have an obligation to our community to be responsible members of WashU’s campus. This means knowing how to hold each other accountable and hold ourselves accountable. Beyond being active bystanders, student leaders have a unique opportunity to change the campus culture simply by leading by example. Our role in LIVE is to support you in your mission to do this. 

  6. Major Programming • Domestic Violence Awareness Month -- October • LIVE Sport sponsored game • Purple Thursday • Stalking Awareness Month -- January • Sexual Assault Awareness Month -- April • Aly Raisman

  7. Responsible Community Training History • It’s On Us • Joe Biden’s campaign to drive conversation • Not action-oriented • LIVE gave campaign action at WashU • Encouraged students to get involved and get excited • Entering SU gave us a stronger ability to reach more students and student groups

  8. Responsible Community Training Requirements • For CAT 1 student groups holding a large-scale social event • Training from LIVE, SARAH Safe, Green Dot, RSVP • Can merge trainings! • Student Union oversees this process

  9. Navigating Difficult Scenarios as Student Leaders • Direct student or group to RSVP / Title IX • Student groups can’t conduct own investigations / hearings • Keep in mind individual needs and wants of survivors • Be careful with one-size-fits-all policies

  10. Support Resources

  11. Educational Resources

  12. Educational Resources Cont. *Peer Facilitation Organizations!

  13. Contact Information LIVE Email: livewashu@gmail.com Mary Gay: marylgay@wustl.edu Sarah Perlin: sarahperlin@wustl.edu

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