Week 1 August 25-29
Bringing in the Bystander : Critical Consciousness - Discover
Wednesday 8/27, 6-7pm, Clayton UC 225
Bringing in the Bystander® is an evidence-based prevention program developed based on bystander intervention research. This innovative, highly interactive, proven program applies a community of responsibility model teaching bystanders how to intervene safely and effectively in instances where sexual violence, relationship violence or stalking may be occurring or where there may be risk that it will occur.
Week 2 September 1-5
Sex Communication Workshop: Self Concept - Connect
Thursday 9/4, 4:30pm, Clayton US 375
The sex communication workshop is a self-reflection and discussion based workshop. The goal is to help students explore their awareness, attitudes, knowledge, and skills about sexuality in order to create pleasurable interactions during sex through effective communication and the ability to understand and know one’s self and partners. This workshop is designed to create a foundation for a lifelong process because competence with one sex partner does not mean competence with another. Topics covered in the workshop include: attitudes and beliefs about sexuality, sexual self exploration, sexual knowledge, and sexual communication.
Week 3 September 8-12
Yoga with Liz: Strategic Adaptability - Discover
Tuesday 9/9, 6pm, Maida Fitness Studio
Trauma-informed yoga is a research proven way to help those experiencing trauma and stress heal. It is a combination of focused breathing and mindfulness skills, as well as healing poses. Trauma-informed yoga is an opportunity to learn how to work with your own discomforts. It is a judgment free zone where every participant is able to go at their own pace and skill level. The practice is not meant to be a high cardio or strength training workout, it focuses on grounding, breathing, and mindfulness with comfortable, stretching poses.
Our instructor, Liz Jordon, is certified in trauma-informed practice and offers free weekly classes on campus. This is your opportunity to explore our trauma informed yoga program at Lehigh and learn more about yourself and your needs.
This program is limited to 12 participants and pre-registration is required by 9/5/25:
Week 4 September 15-19
BTS Ask A "Sexpert": Creative Curiosity - Discover
Tuesday 9/16, 6pm, RBC 085
Navigating college relationships including hook-ups, sex, and dating can be hard. Specially trained members of Break the Silence peer educators create a safe space where new students can come to anonymously ask ANY and ALL questions they have about sex and relationships at Lehigh. Common questions include sexual pleasure, STIs, birth control, Lehigh culture, and consent.
Week 5 September 22-26 (common hour exams)
Sex Communication Workshop: Self-Concept - Connect
Tuesday 9/23, 7:30pm, STEPS 102
The sex communication workshop is a self-reflection and discussion based workshop. The goal is to help students explore their awareness, attitudes, knowledge, and skills about sexuality in order to create pleasurable interactions during sex through effective communication and the ability to understand and know one’s self and partners. This workshop is designed to create a foundation for a lifelong process because competence with one sex partner does not mean competence with another. Topics covered in the workshop include: attitudes and beliefs about sexuality, sexual self exploration, sexual knowledge, and sexual communication.
Analyzing Violence in the Media with CVC: Critical Consciousness - Discover
Wednesday 9/24, 6-7pm, BIB 110
This interactive program analyzes various forms of media including songs, movies, and advertisements and how they often promote violence and contribute to rape culture. Bystander intervention and advocacy will also be discussed so students can create a more accepting and supportive environment for all.