The Brave Project
The Brave Project is a certification program that provides education to the SDSU community on sexual assault prevention, resources, and support through a holistic social, feminist, and trauma-informed lens. The program is comprised of four modules, covering topics of Policies and Procedures, Rape Culture/Communication and Consent, Identity and Power, and Supporting Survivors and Creating Change.
Register for a session of The Brave Project this Spring!
Do you want to stand against violence and support survivors on campus? The Brave Project certification equips you with knowledge and tools for sexual and gender-based violence prevention, all through a feminist and trauma-informed lens!
Virtual Training Sessions: Fridays, 1:30-3:00 p. m., February 20 - March 13, 2026.
Sign up for training in Spring 2026
Together, we can work toward a violence-free campus. For more information and accommodations, contact Alex Aikyo at [email protected].
If you or someone you know has experienced interpersonal violence, you can seek support through the following options:
- Domestic Violence Resources During COVID-19 (PDF)
- Becky's House, (619) 234-3164
- Center for Community Solutions, (858) 272-5777
- Crisis Text Line, text HOME to 741741
- Legal Hotline, call 567-SHATTER
- Suicide Prevention Lifeline, (800) 273-8255
- San Diego Access & Crisis Line, (888) 724-7240
- Women's Resource Center in Oceanside, (760) 547-8800
- 211 is connected to all housing, food, and medical services county wide
You can contact any of the offices above in addition to:
- Counseling and Psychological Services, (619) 594-5220, [email protected]
- Rise: a confidential support group for survivors of sexual assault and relationship violence
- Economic Crisis Response Team, [email protected]
- Victim Advocate, (619) 594-0210, [email protected]
- Survivor Advocacy Services, [email protected]
