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The Campus Advocacy, Resources, and Education Office

Location: Kolligian Library Suite 107

Phone number: (209) 228-4147

 
The Campus Advocacy, Resources, and Education (CARE) office collaborates with UC Merced partners to develop and support an understanding of gender-based violence through prevention education and trauma-informed CARE advocacy using an intersectional framework. CARE promotes empathy, diversity, equity, and inclusion through its programs to staff, faculty, and students.

The Campus Advocate

Phone number: (209) 386-2051

Hours: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

Email: CARE.advocate@ucmerced.edu

The Campus Advocate provides support for those affected by sexual assault, dating/domestic violence, sexual exploitation, and stalking. Survivors can access services for incidents that occurred on or off campus. Support services are available to students, staff, faculty, and UC Merced affiliates.

             

The Prevention team 

The purpose of programs is to prevent crimes of dating and sexual violence through outreach to students, staff, faculty, and community members. The training and programs we offer can be customized to meet the needs of an audience and are presented in various durations (i.e., from five minutes to all day). We’re excited to help in any way we can!   More Information Request Event