Recognize Violence, Change Culture (RVCC)
Want to do prevention work differently? More creatively? ✨
We support sexual violence preventionists in building strategies that spark young people’s interest, shift behaviors, and create new norms that stick, using creative materials, training & a model you can ground your work in.
"RVCC has made me feel more confident branching out and trying new educational and engagement strategies. They’ve inspired me to get creative (and gave me a creative boost with their materials!) and we've already seen an increase in student engagement."
-Emily, Sexual Assault Resource Specialist
I need fun outreach materials and games that will grab people’s attention
Stickers, affirmation cards, workshop games, and artwork.
I’m looking for creative tools I can use this week
Interactive Activities - Tabling Toolkits - Outreach Materials - Poster Library - Handouts
”RVCC has confirmed for us that prevention work doesn't have to be boring and that we don't have to just lecture students. It can be fun, engaging, and provide students with opportunities to contribute in student-centered ways that enhance learning."
-Ashley, Violence Prevention Education Coordinator
I want to partner with RVCC
We’d love to work with you! We collaborate with campus, community, statewide, and national orgs to provide TA, facilitate workshops, develop custom campaigns, tabling toolkits, artwork, and curriculum to enhance your impact.
I want to increase campus engagement
Come to our Virtual Creative Preventionist Campus Summit to learn strategies you can implement to get your students to show up and care about violence prevention.
I’d love to receive cute preventionist themed snail mail
Join Our Creative Preventionist Snail Mail Club to receive a magical envelope every other month filled with artwork (including stickers!) and surprises right to your mailbox.
Our Story: It’s possible to get people excited about prevention!
Before RVCC, our Executive Director was the sexual violence prevention coordinator at Cal Poly Humboldt. There, in collaboration with students, she developed CHECK IT, a bystander intervention program, where the rest of us met as peer educators. Through implementing engaging student-centered initiatives, we went from low student engagement to highly active volunteer teams and over 300-500 students attending our consent-centered parties every year. Experiencing these powerful cultural shifts inspired us to create RVCC and a community for people who want to do prevention differently.
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