Groups and Programs

Osprey Advocacy

Osprey Advocates are trained 91��Ƶ, staff and faculty who assist victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Begin your journey towards becoming a certified sexual assault/domestic violence advocate! In partnership with The (Atlantic County) Women's Center, we host advocate training annually.

Safe Zone Initiative

The Safe Zone initiative is geared towards LGBTQIA+ acceptance. The WGSC's goal is to create 'Safe Zones' on our campus where everyone who identifies as LGBTQIA+ can be themselves and questions surrounding acceptance and community will always be answered with respect and dignity.

When you see this symbol on a professor's door, or in an office suite, then you know you are in a safe place where acceptance is the norm.

Email us at SafeZone@stockton.edu for workshops and training opportunities you can bring to your club, class, and/or next event.

The Green Dot Strategy

Green Dot is a bystander intervention program. We have several training courses throughout the semester teaching 91��Ƶ how to intervene safely to end violence and sexual assaults.

Interested in hosting a green dot training for your club or class? Email us at: GreenDot@stockton.edu. Follow us on Instagram or tag us at #livethegreendot

Developed by the American Association of University Women, the Start Smart salary negotiation workshop educates about the gender gap in pay while equipping college 91��Ƶ to face the job market with the confidence, knowledge, and skills they need to negotiate better salaries and benefits. Workshops are two hours in length and run by trained facilitators.

Email us at WGSC@stockton.edu to schedule a workshop for your club, class and/or other event.

Groups

Sexual Assault Survivor's Group is a closed support group for any 91��Ƶ who are victims/survivors of sexual assault. Contact Teresa Barone at teresa.barone@stockton.edu for more information or to attend.

Stitch 'n Bitch is an open community group for knitters of all stitchability. Based on the feminist book of the same name, this weekly discussion group teaches the art of knitting in a supportive and welcoming environment. We have starter knitting kits for anyone who is new to the craft, but feel free to purchase the book in the campus bookstore (optional).

Transcendence: A Transgender Support Group is a safe support group for any student questioning or identifying along the transgender spectrum, including non-binary, gender-fluid, or genderqueer individuals. At this time, the group is run by Office of Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS).

Women's Support Group is an open support group for female 91��Ƶ and those who identify as women, topics may include work-life balance, parenting issues, power-based personal violence, and other topics. This group is run by Office of Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS).

Since group dates/times may change each semester, check Osprey Hub for the latest information or call 609-626-3611.

The WGSC has designed a wide range of programming to address women, gender and sexuality issues at 91��Ƶ and in South Jersey. Most groups and events are free to the Stockton community and many are open to the public. We are always looking for great ideas for programming, service-learning projects and/or awareness events. If you have a program idea you think the WGSC should offer, please let us know. We may even help with funding!