Jennifer Pagala Barnett, program coordinator for the UH Mānoa Women’s Center, is one of nine community members recognized by Governor David Ige for “embracing their voice” to prevent sexual violence during Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
UH Mānoa Respect Walk organizers hope to raise consciousness about actions that can be taken to prevent sexual violence.
The flag display was part of a month of events in October commemorating Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
President David Lassner was honored with the Distinguished Citizen of the Year award.
In an effort to raise awareness, students, faculty, staff, administrators and coaches will participate in the 23rd Annual Men’s March Against Violence.
The initiative supports a series of training and technical assistance sessions for support staff working with students who have experienced trauma.
Mykie Ozoa survived an almost four-year abusive relationship and is now in her third year at the William S. Richardson School of Law.
These agreements are the first significant collaborations between UH and domestic violence service providers and lay the groundwork for specific operational relationships to be developed.
UH students, faculty, administrators and coaches helped to raise awareness alongside hundreds of fellow community members in the 22nd annual Men’s March Against Violence.
Video created by JABSOM hopes to communicate the importance of empathy and to generate support for the Men’s March Against Violence.
