Get Involved with R-VOICE

Become a Peer Educator

Peer educators play a vital role in promoting a healthy campus culture and eliminating power-based interpersonal violence on Penn State's campus. Peer educators facilitate conversations around healthy relationships, consent, and bystander intervention, teaching their fellow Penn Staters on the role they play eliminating violence and supporting survivors.

The R-VOICE Center coordinates peer education groups, which meet weekly, plan events throughout the year, and are trained to provide educational programming on topics like sexual assault, relationship violence, stalking, gender stereotypes, and more.

• Apply to be a peer educator now

Opportunities to get involved

Centre Safe Volunteer Class

Volunteers for Centre Safe answer hotline calls, respond to the hospital, and offer other critical support services to survivors in our community. Learn more about the process for becoming a volunteer.

Commission for Women

The Penn State Commission for Women serves as an advisory group to the President of the University on the status of women at Penn State, advocates for women’s concerns, and recommends solutions. Faculty, staff, and students can learn more about how to get involved on the Commission For Women website.