While supplies last. To kick off Sexual Assault Awareness & Prevention Month, we are partnering with coffee shops across the BRADD to raise awareness about sexual violence. Coffee shops include: The Hive in Glasgow and Ace Coffee in Cave City with more TBA.

WKU's South Lawn, as part of the SGA Safety Fair WKU Students can learn more about the resources available on campus in the community that support survivors of sexual harm and how they can be involved.

As part of the Resilience Coalition Warren County Public Library - Lisa Rice Branch This program will review Hope Harbor services, discuss how disasters and sexual violence can overlap, and teach strategies to support survivors of sexual violence.

Knicely Conference Center The annual Child Welfare Expo provides a unique opportunity for WKU students, community partners, and child-serving professional to strengthen collaboration and advance child welfare efforts across Kentucky.

Auburn A safety curriculum designed to help children understand appropriate and inappropriate touches through learning about personal boundaries along with various safety rules.

Russellville A safety curriculum designed to help children understand appropriate and inappropriate touches through learning about personal boundaries along with various safety rules.

WKU Glasgow Students on WKU Glasgow's campus can learn more about the support network for sexual violence available to them both as a part of Western Kentucky University and as a part of their local community.

WKU Downing Student Union 3024 Part of the Solution is an interactive discussion designed for college men to learn about the different forms of sexual assault, how to intervene as a bystander, and how to help support someone who has experienced assault.

Drake's Bowling Green Show your support for Hope Harbor by eating some delicious food! When you eat at Drake's on April 14 and present Hope Harbor's flyer, 10% of the proceeds will go back to Hope Harbor's work to support survivors of sexual violence.