Engaging BEARS

Engaging BEARS is our new multi-level violence prevention program on campus at Missouri State University! This program has taken place of our previous Green Dot program. For more information on our trainings, please visit our website.

Missouristate.edu/engage/

Engaging BEARS - Missouri State The Engage program is a new multi-level violence prevention program centered on civic responsibility, caring community members, and community connectedness.

Missouri State University is utilizing a new Bystander Intervention program that will be announced later this summer. Stay tuned for more information.

Missouri State University is holding multiple training dates for Green Dot this semester. If you would like to take our training course, you can find our training information here:

Bystander Intervention Training Registration Form Bystander intervention training During this training, participants will: Learn more about the roles of the bystander. Understand the basic elements of culture change and the positive contribution outcomes. Recognize behaviors of power-based personal violence. Increase skills to safely intervene. Rec...

Excited to announce collaboration with Project HEAL at MSU & OTC and The Victim Center for Stalking Awareness Month.
Join us next week to learn more about stalking and how you can do something about it.
Sessions links are listed at this website. https://students.otc.edu/projectheal/get-involved/

We will be LIVE on Instagram on Friday, January 29th at 3:00PM CT. Search Mostategreendot to watch.

Day 1 of our Stalking Awareness project - follow along to learn more. We'll explore definitions, scenarios and proactive tips.

Ways to support local survivors during :

👉 Participate in the Harmony House iCare Campaign: https://www.myharmonyhouse.org/icare/

👉 List the Greene County Family Justice Center as your favorite charity through Amazon Smile and a percentage of your purchases will come back to our organization and community partners: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/83-2045901

👉 Sign up for local volunteer opportunities with our community partners: https://www.volunteerozarks.com/

👉 Learn the signs of abuse so you can identify and support your friends, coworkers and/or family members who are experiencing domestic violence: https://ncadv.org/learn-more

👉 Read the personal stories of hundreds of survivors and stand with them in solidarity: https://breakthesilencedv.org/category/break-your-silence/

Hey Peeps! Do YOUR Green Dot this Saturday, October 17th @ 9:00AM at Jordan Valley Park.
This is a free event. Masks are provided for participants. $15 donation for STAND T-Shirt.
Parking at Jordan Valley Ice Park. We will have speakers before the walk. We will walk around the park, estimated length: 0.50 miles. Community partner information will be available as well.


Community Partnership of the Ozarks

Hey there students!
Volunteer Info Session for Walk For Freedom -- A Walk To Abolish Human Trafficking
Join us for Monday, October 12th at 6pm
Comment below if interested.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
We see you. We hear you. We are you.

Springfield Advocates, survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault say pandemic has brought back feelings of past trauma Friday advocates and survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault told KY3 things like distancing and masking brought on additional anxiety.