Free Virtual Conference to Educate on Healthy, Unhealthy Relationships
University of Arkansas faculty, staff and students can participate in a free virtual event Wednesday, Sept. 9, designed to educate students about healthy and unhealthy relationships and empowering them to identify and avoid abuse.
The State University of New York System will host the One Love conference from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. One Love staff, educators, and student ambassadors from across the country will discuss how to implement One Love's relationship health education on campus.
Members of the U of A campus community can attend the conference free of charge, as the university is a member of SUNY's Student Conduct Institute.
Registration is required. For more information on One Love, visit their website.
Contacts
Liz Means, coordinator
Title IX Office
479-575-7111,
edavisme@uark.edu
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