PROJECT HOPE
Project Hope is ISU’s Advocacy Program which provides supportive assistance to students, faculty, staff, and their friends and family who suffer the effects of domestic violence, sexual violence, stalking, and other crimes.
Project Hope services include:
- A crisis and information line 282-4673
- On-campus advocates for students, faculty, and staff
- Resources and referrals for survivors and the family and friends close to them
- Court advocacy, including assistance with protection orders
- Campus and community education
- Internship opportunities for ISU graduate and undergraduate students
MIDNIGHT TOUR OF CAMPUS
This women only event is sponsored by the Anderson Center and Project Hope. We will meet August 27, 11 p.m. at the northwest corner of the Rendezvous building near the Spirit shop. From there we will tour the campus pointing out blue light spots, safe areas as well as areas to avoid. We'll also talk about safety issues, self-esteem, relationships and how to remain safe on campus. We'll teach you how to report an incident should you meet up with trouble. It's a must attend event.
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