Providing confidential technical assistance is one of the main supports offered for campus practitioners through Oregon SATF’s Campus Program.

Anyone implementing prevention efforts on a campus in Oregon is eligible for free, confidential technical assistance, Monday-Friday during operating hours.

Here are some examples of common technical assistance questions we receive:

• support designing comprehensive, collaborative prevention plans for campus communities;

• support identifying local and national resources to enhance your prevention work;

• assistance with researching and designing robust evaluation methods;

• assistance identifying campus partners to support comprehensive prevention efforts;

• support to create inclusive prevention and outreach efforts, with special focus on students experiencing access barriers to services, including students of color, in the 2SLGBTQQIA+ community, with disabilities, and more;

• requests to serve as a brainstorming, thought-partner (or “sounding board”), particularly for preventionists working as one-person programs;

• support with questions about Title IX, Clery, and Oregon law;

• best and emerging practices for prevention work with college and university students;

• and more!

To make a phone or Zoom appointment, email our team today!

In collaboration with Oregon SATF’s Sexual Assault Training Institute, our campus program has been offering high-quality, fair cost training for campus preventionists since 2014.

To view upcoming trainings, click here.

To request a custom training for your campus, email our team at taskforce@oregonsatf.org.

Oregon SATF’s Campus Program creates resources related to campus-based advocacy, prevention, and response (including Title IX) to support practitioners across the state.

Click here to view a collection of resources for campus practitioners on our website.

Have a resource idea or request? Email our Campus Coordinator at carli@oregonsatf.org.

Since 2021, the Campus Program at Oregon SATF has facilitated the Prevention + Connection annual cohort to support campus prevention efforts across the state.

Our Mission: Ensure that Oregon Institutions of Higher Education (including Community Colleges, 4-year institutions and medical schools) are equipped with the knowledge, tools and professional support to:

• Create campus communities free from violence

• Meaningfully engage students and other stakeholders in prevention work

• Center the health and well-being of campus-based prevention professionals and their teams, building capacity for comprehensive prevention to continue in Oregon

• Build lasting connections and partnerships between Oregon colleges and universities

Click here to learn more about the cohort.

Oregon SATF's Campus prevention work is an extension of our agency's violence + abuse prevention program, designed to support Oregonians working to prevention violence + abuse across the lifespan.

In addition to campus-specific resources for prevention work, Oregon SATF's engaging and robust prevention resources are excellent support resources for anyone interested in designing, implementing, and/or evaluating prevention efforts on campus.

To learn more about the Oregon SATF prevention program, click here.

To visit our prevention resource library, click here.