Healthy Relationships
Learn more about the relationships, including through self-directed quizzes, signs of healthy and unhealthy relationships and more.
Sexual Assault and Violence Prevention
Kansas State cares about your health and well-being. Creating a safer campus for every Wildcat takes all of us, and we believe that awareness leads to further prevention.
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It's never too late to learn something new
These Building Blocks of Awareness are tools to help you learn more about healthy relationships, consent, and boundaries.
Consent
Consent isn't just a one-time check-in. It's an on-going conversation.
Boundaries
According to the University of La Verne, "dating is typically defined as two people in an intimate relationship." This can be called a lot of things, like going out, together, seeing someone, hooking up, or friends with benefits. Whatever term you use, it's important that you and your partner agree on the same definition for your relationship. Setting boundaries is a key part of any healthy relationship and helps make sure you and your partner have the type of relationship you're looking for.
Stalking
Stalking is a complex crime that often co-occurs with other forms of victimization, including sexual voilence.
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