PAU Violence Program

01/15/2026

January is National Stalking Awareness Month. If you or someone you know needs support, confidential help is available through our UH confidential advocates.

11/07/2025

Thank you to everyone who stopped by!

10/14/2025

A huge thanks to everyone who visited us at Drag Bingo - we had an amazing time connection with you all 💜

11/15/2024

09/23/2024

Breaking the cycle starts with awareness. This Su***de Awareness Month, let’s address the impact of intergenerational cycles of violence on mental health. Healing begins when we acknowledge the past and support each other through the journey.

04/03/2022

April is s*x assault awareness month (SAAM). Join us for our SAAM and women’s health resource fair. We will reconnect and highlight student groups and resources standing together to spread awareness and prevent s*xual violence at UH Mānoa. Be ready for music, performances, prize giveaways, and free food (while supplies last)!

Mahalo

04/02/2022

April is S*xual Assault Awareness Month, otherwise known as SAAM. It is a time to focus the attention to the prevalence of s*xual assault and educate communities, individuals and relatives about how to prevent it. SAAM campaigns to honor the voices and experiences of victims and survivors. Chances are someone in your life is a survivor of s*xual harassment, assault, or abuse, even if they have never shared their story with you. There will be many ways to show your support for survivors this month. Be on the look out for various events coming up on April 6th and 14th!

04/02/2022

April is S*xual Assault Awareness Month, otherwise known as SAAM. It is a time to focus the attention to the prevalence of s*xual assault and educate communities, individuals and relatives about how to prevent it. SAAM campaigns to honor the voices and experiences of victims and survivors. Chances are someone in your life is a survivor of s*xual harassment, assault, or abuse, even if they have never shared their story with you. There will be many ways to show your support for survivors this month. Be on the look out for various events coming up on April 6th and 14th!

We will be hosting a weekly give away social media campaign. Follow +
throughout April to stay up to date with
our "Roads to Reconnections" S*xual Assault
Awareness Fair + SAAM Tabling!

Give Away Rules
1. Like the post
2. Tag a friend
3. Leave a comment

04/01/2022

Please join us as we kick off S*xual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) in April! Roads to Reconnection is our theme and we would love for you and the circle you are connected with to journey with us as we make efforts to prevent s*xual violence and promote healing!

Check out our virtual state wide events as well as our Oahu in-person events happening throughout the month of April. We have a schedule included in this post and would love for you to connect with us.

03/31/2022

Please join us for a resource fair featuring both on- and off-campus resources to learn more about s*xual violence prevention and healing.

The UHM community would love for you to take part in the upcoming S*x Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) in the month of April. This year’s SAAM campaign will be “Roads to Reconnection”, to further promote prevention and healing through reconnecting individuals to their communities.

SEE YOU THERE!

03/31/2022

March 31
Title IX in Higher Education (12:00 – 1:15pm HST)

Register by emailing [email protected]

A panel of leaders will address their experiences and their vision of Title IX.

Opening Remarks:

David Lassner, President, University of Hawai‘i

Panelist:

Amy Agbayani, Emeritus Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Diversity, University of Hawai‘i at Manoa

Maenette Benham, Chancellor, University of Hawai‘i West O‘ahu

Doris Ching, Emeritus Vice President for Student Affairs, University of Hawai‘i at Manoa

Marilyn Moniz '79, Associate Athletics Director (retired), University of Hawai'i

Camille Nelson, Dean & Professor, William S. Richardson School of Law

Moderator: Troy J.H. Andrade ‘11, Associate Professor, William S. Richardson School of Law

03/09/2022

Queen Kapiolani was Hawaii's Queen from 1874 to 1891 and was married to King Kalakaua. She was a woman who was mostly known for her philanthropy and was deeply committed to the health, education, and well-being of the Hawaiian people.
“Indeed our time is limited upon this sacred land. I pray that our people may remember me not so much as their aliʻi ʻai moku (queen or high chiefess) but as their dedicated sister and true friend for aloha (love) is more profound than any title or position one may be elevated to…Strive for the highest in all matters you undertake and always with humility and with the intention of exalting our country…” - Queen Kapiʻolani