PATH to Care Center

I didn’t know that my discomfort was valid, and I always viewed myself as the problem. I didn’t know that I got to choose who had a right to my body.

The PATH to Care Center is working with groups across campus to promote positive norms and correct misperceptions on campus through the #WeCare campaign.

Inspired by her own personal experiences, UC Berkeley alumna Natalie Cleaver launched a nonprofit, BerkeleyToo, aimed at reforming the process for campus community members to report sexual harassment.

At 11:35 p.m. Sunday, UCPD received a report of sexual battery on the second floor of the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union, according to a Nixle alert.

About a dozen students gathered in Barrows Hall on Friday afternoon for the ASUC Sexual Violence Commission’s Sexual Assault Awareness Month conference.

The office of ASUC Senator Saakshi Goel and UC Berkeley’s PATH to Care Center were notified in late December that they will receive a Wellness Fund grant of $54,000 each year for the next two years to further their mission of providing support to survivors of sexual harassment or violence.

A UC Berkeley student was sexually assaulted in her campus residence Jan. 6, according to a Nixle alert released Friday night.

Chancellor Carol Christ and Special Faculty Advisor to the Chancellor on Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment Sharon Inkelas released the first Annual Report on Sexual Violence/Sexual Harassment, or SVSH, on Monday morning.

ASUC Student Advocate Sophie Bandarkar was featured in a Thanksgiving-themed Teen Vogue article published online Thursday for her work addressing student housing and food insecurity on campus.

It’s commonly acknowledged that UC Berkeley is not always the smoothest ride when it comes to the mental health of its students. To combat such challenges, ASUC senators are working to provide students with the resources to manage stress.