Join us for a supportive and creative art space for survivors, facilitated by the talented Dean Amethyst. Building on the warmth and connection of last year’s workshop, Dean will guide participants through an intentional, expressive art experience designed to center healing, reflection, and self-expression.

No prior art experience is needed—this space is all about showing up as you are. Whether you choose to share, create quietly, or simply be in community, you are welcome here. All materials will be provided, and participants are encouraged to engage at their own pace in a setting rooted in care, respect, and empowerment.

Learn more about the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women/Relatives movement in this multi-session workshop. Hear from engaging speakers, engage in a talking circle, and learn from an RCC Sexual Violence Resource Center Chimera Self-Defense Self-Empowerment instructor. Lunch will be provided and will include a resource fair.

Join us for a calming and intentional evening of mindfulness, conversation, and tea at Sencha Tea Bar. During this guided workshop, participants will explore simple mindfulness practices while experiencing a curated tea tasting that invites us to slow down and engage our senses.

Through gentle reflection and conversation, this gathering offers space to connect with yourself and others in a relaxed, welcoming environment.

Whether you’re new to mindfulness or simply looking for a moment of calm in your week, this workshop invites you to pause, breathe, and be present one cup at a time.

Join RCC’s team for an interactive workshop focused on building safer nightlife spaces on campus. Geared toward University of Wisconsin students, this session explores practical ways to recognize harmful behavior, interrupt harm, and support friends in bar, party, and nightlife settings.

Participants will learn how alcohol and social dynamics can impact consent, how to spot signs that someone may need help, and simple bystander strategies for stepping in safely. Through real-life scenarios and discussion, we’ll talk about ways students can help create a culture of respect, care, and accountability in UW’s social scene.

Whether you’re heading to house parties, campus events, or downtown bars, this workshop will equip you with tools to look out for yourself and your friends.

All day tabling event on UW Madison’s campus! Come grab a coffee before class and meet staff from RCC, UHS, and other campus organizations.

Take a break, get creative, and connect with support on campus! Join RCC Sexual Violence Resource Center and UW Advocates for a relaxed slime-making event designed for University of Wisconsin students. Drop in to mix, stretch, and customize your own slime while learning about the free, confidential resources available to students.

This casual, low-pressure space is a chance to unwind, meet campus advocates, and have conversations about building a supportive community at UW. Whether you stay for five minutes or the whole time, you’ll leave with your own slime creation and a better understanding of the people and services here to support you.