The Enough is Enough campaign is a national effort to draw attention to the problem of violence in society in general and also on college and university campuses –the very places our students should feel most safe. Campuses across the nation will be presenting programs encouraging students to speak out, engage in dialogue, and take action to promote peace and civility in their commitment to violence prevention, safety, and community building.
UCLA’s 3rd annual Enough is Enough campaign will strive to strengthen the entire UCLA community’s commitment to the highest ethical standards by upholding the True Bruin values of conducting oneself with integrity, maintaining accountability to oneself and members of the UCLA community and respecting the rights and dignity of others.
In past years, Enough is Enough has taken a more broad approach to campus violence. This year, the Enough is Enough Week will focus on domestic/dating violence and stalking. Please join us during the week of April 9th-13th, 2012.
For more information on our events check out our FB event
This program is brought to you by USAC Internal Vice President’s Office, USAC Student Welfare Commission, Student and Campus Life, UCLA ORL, LGBT Resource Center, Community Programs Office, Counseling and Psychological Services, Counseling and Psychological Services Campus Assault Resources and Education, UCPD, The Clothesline Project, Bruin Resource Center, Student Legal Services, and UCLA Recreation.
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