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The Center for Prevention and Advocacy (CPA) leads the efforts of Southern University at New Orleans to create a community that is free of sexual assault, relationship violence, stalking, sexual harassment, and other related experiences. Our prevention work is focused on addressing root causes of harm and collaborating with our community to create a culture of consent, respect, and healthy relationships. Our survivor advocacy work seeks to create an environment that is physically and emotionally safe, calm, and secure. We recognize the importance of trauma-informed care and acknowledge the power this strategy has in the lives of the people with whom we work. We strive to establish healing, hopeful, honest, equitable and trusting relationships with all involved. To all survivors within our community: WE START BY BELIVEING.

We envision a SUNO community free of violence and harassment. We strive for a community grounded in respect, support, and social justice.

Where is the CPA located?

We are located in the SUNO Millie M. Charles School of Social Work on the second level suite "242.” 

Advocacy

Whether you’re seeking support for yourself, or on behalf of someone else, there are many campus and community resources that are available. You deserve support and care. Click here to learn more about our advocacy services.

Prevention on campus

We all have a role to play to create a campus free of violence. There are big and small steps we can take every day to end sexual and relationship violence on our campus.

Click here to explore ways to get involved in our violence prevention initiatives.

 

 

 

MANDATORY REPORTING

Under university policy, most university employees are required to report situations involving sexual misconduct and discrimination to the Office of Title IX. Some of these situations may be very personal; we respect your privacy and will protect it in accordance with Southern University at New Orleans policy and FERPA. Although information about the situation may be reported to the Office of Title IX, you have the right to choose to whom you speak, what you say, when you say it and what resources you use. information provided to the Office of Title IX is considered 'private' information and will only be shared with other appropriate university personnel on a very strict 'need-to-know' basis.

Call 504-286-5362
Email scooper@suno.edu, Office of Title IX