Project SURVIVE CCSF

Project SURVIVE CCSF We are a peer education program at City College of San Francisco focused on promoting healthy relationships and preventing intimate partner violence.

Project SURVIVE is a peer education program of the Women's Studies department at City College of San Francisco which trains students to make classrooms presentations on promoting healthy relationships. Peer educators, both women and men, suggest resources and information to help students build intimate relationships based on respect and trust. They also offer students strategies for identifying, a

voiding, and leaving abusive relationships. Although Project SURVIVE focuses on ending s*xual violence, the program is dedicated to ending all forms of power abuse in relationships--both gay and straight--and in social groups and public institutions. By focusing on the real problem of violence against women while at the same time acknowledging the potential for abuse by anyone, the program offers City College students an honest treatment of a serious problem confronting all of us. Project SURVIVE holds to the principle that violence is a public health problem that can be alleviated, in part, through prevention education. The most empowering aspect of Project SURVIVE is that students deliver solutions to their peers in frank, open discussions. They approach the subject in a non-threatening, hopeful manner. Audiences are always receptive and often enthusiastic. Evaluations indicate that students appreciate learning from their peers--people they can identify with and trust. Project SURVIVE has been visiting classrooms since 1993. We visit 200 classrooms each academic year, serving approximately 4,000 students. In addition to presentations in English, we deliver bilingual Spanish-English presentations at the Mission Campus and bilingual Chinese-English presentations at the Chinatown campus. Project SURVIVE is a member of the Expect Respect SF collaborative, a group of San Francisco r**e and intimate partner violence intervention and prevention programs. Other member organizations include SF Women Against R**e, SFLGBT Community Center, W.O.M.A.N., Inc., Young Asian Women Against Violence, The Riley Center, La Casa de las Madres, Health Initiatives for Youth, and Shalom Bayit. The collaborative works to promote healthy and violence-free dating among all youth through youth-centered, culturally sensitive education. We give over 200 presentations to all SFUSD high schools each academic year.

We Take Root is hosting a 10-week series on Healing Cycles of Harm
08/28/2023

We Take Root is hosting a 10-week series on Healing Cycles of Harm

Healing Cycles of Harm Workshop

05/08/2023
Solidarity Summer for South Asian activists is open for applications until 3/19!
03/13/2023

Solidarity Summer for South Asian activists is open for applications until 3/19!

5-day summer social justice leadership camp for South Asian American youth

Bay Peace is hosting an abolitionist art contest! You can vision for a safer world without militarized police and win $1...
03/13/2023

Bay Peace is hosting an abolitionist art contest! You can vision for a safer world without militarized police and win $100!

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02/28/2023

The Ethnic Studies and Social Justice Collaborative at the City College of San Francisco invites you to a special tribute of the Talanoa Series in honor of the late Lauren S. Muller—Professor and Chair of the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies. We will be joined by Lauren's family, and the evening will feature testimonies, stories, poems, by all who loved Lauren.
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The event will be held on Wednesday March 01, 2023 at the CCSF Community Health & Wellness Center Gymnasium from 5:00pm-8:00pm. Refreshments will be served, and parking is free.
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The Department of Interdisciplinary Studies will provide a live feed from their FB page:
https://www.facebook.com/IDSTCCSF. Folks attending the event are encouraged to go live via their social media apps.
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Those who would like to share a memory of Lauren, please contribute here: https://tinyurl.com/HonorLaurenMuller (OR scan the QR Code on the flyer.)
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Please donate to the Lauren S. Muller Beloved Scholarship Fund in support of CCSF students:
https://gofund.me/8b655755
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For more information about Lauren’s Special Tribute, contact:

Email: [email protected]
Phone: (415) 452-5923
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We look forward to being in community with you! We Are Ocean ❤️🌊🙏

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02/27/2023

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02/27/2023

Stark findings on the pervasive sadness, suicidal thoughts and s*xual violence endured by teen girls have jolted parents and the wider public.

02/27/2023

BART passengers will see new public art throughout its stations and trains by artist...

02/27/2023

Alarmed by an online personality’s popularity among their students, educators are mobilizing to combat the s*xism he promotes.

Nuala Bishari on meeting people's needs and keeping s*x workers safe.
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