UC Davis Police Officer talking to a student outside of the Silo on Campus.

Community Resources

Community Resources

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The UC Davis Center for Advocacy, Resources & Education (CARE), is a program dedicated to reducing the incidence and impact of sexual harassment and sexual violence. CARE provides confidential advocacy, support, and healing services to survivors of sexual harassment and all forms of sexual violence, including sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and stalking. They also facilitate prevention programming and professional training, and serve as subject matter experts with regard to victim dynamics, impact of trauma, bystander intervention, and social norm change.  CARE and the UC Davis Police Department can respond to calls for service involving sexual assault, sexual harassment, sexual and dating violence.  We are very proud to have CARE as a close team member and valuable resource on campus.

 

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Each Aggie Matters is UC Davis' Mental Health Movement uniting the campus community in an open and affirming dialogue about mental health. This Movement brings together students, staff and faculty to collectively raise awareness, de-stigmatize mental illness and cultivate mental health as a state of flourishing.

 

Personal Safety

The UC Davis Police Department offers a 4-hour introductory course and two-day (24-hour) intensive self-defense course based on the Model Mugging format. This training is hands-on, full contact (on the instructor) and geared specifically towards all aspects of self-defense against domestic and sexual assault by both known and unknown assailants.

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UC Davis Campus Recreations and Unions also offers quarterly self-defense classes at the Activities and Recreation Center (ARC). Self defense is a complex skill with many aspects. In a practical defense situation, situational awareness and conflict resolution will almost always take precedence over physical conflict. This course, however, isn't about resolving conflict. It's about self-defense, for more information and for registration see the Campus Recreation and Unions website.

 

Bicycle Safety

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Transportation and Services offers safety tips and educational resources for riding your bicycle on the UC Davis campus. For information and upcoming events, visit Transportation Services.