Violence Prevention Center

We're Here to Help

About the Violence Prevention and Support Program

The Center for Transformational Wellness envisions a college community where everyone has the skills to take action to prevent future violence in our community and everyone who has experienced Interpersonal Violence (IPV) receives trauma-informed support.

Survivor Support

The CTW welcomes all students, faculty, and staff that have experienced IPV. We believe that victims/survivors bring unique and valuable perspectives, and that there are many barriers that victims/survivors experience. In the Violence Prevention and Support Program victims/survivors can access confidential and free advocacy, receive support in navigating college systems.

Prevention

Every person who works or studies at Green River College has a role to play in preventing IPV in our college community. To ensure that everyone who works and studies at GRC has the skills and tools necessary to prevent violence there are several IPV Prevention activities for students, faculty, and staff to participate in at GRC.

• Gators CARE Committee - A multidisciplinary team, building culturally relevant and trauma-informed skills and practices in our communities to cultivate environments free of interpersonal violence.
• Peer Educators - Students who provide prevention training to other students.

Get Involved

Are you interested in helping to prevent sexual assault, stalking and relationship violence?

Apply for a job working as a Relationship and Sexual Violence Prevention (RSVP) Peer Educator! Our office hires several students in fall quarter who are offered a paid job working approximately 5 hours per week. View the complete job posting and apply online at Handshake, GRC's online job board.

If you have questions, please contact Anna Brosius at abrosius@greenriver.edu

Quarterly Toiletry Drive

The Violence Prevention Center and the Progress and Completion Center host a quarterly donation drive to collect toiletries and personal care items that are available to any member of our Green River campus community. We know that even though these items are important, they can be the first thing people do without when they are dealing with personal crisis and financial difficulties.

Read More about the Toiletry Drive