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CARE to Stop Violence

UMD's confidential resource for sexual assault, relationship violence, stalking, or sexual harassment. 24/7 Crisis Line (Fall/Spring Semesters): 301.741.3442

05/22/2026

The CARE Office will be closed on Monday, May 25 in observance of Memorial Day. CARE crisis line operations will pause during this university-observed holiday. The crisis line will return to regular operations during business hours on Tuesday, May 26 at 8:30 a.m.⁠
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During the holiday, the CARE crisis line voicemail will list available resources. If you need to process an incident after hours you can call RAINN at: 1-800-656-4673. To obtain a SAFE, please contact Adventist HeathCare Shady Grove Medical Center at: 240-826-6225. If you or a loved one is experiencing a mental health emergency, please call/text 988.⁠

ID: The image features the CARE to Stop Violence logo at the top over a purple-tinted photo of the University of Maryland campus, including the reflecting pool and the Administration building in the background. Large white and black text reads, “We Are Closed – Memorial Day Observance – Monday, May 25, 2026.”

05/20/2026

Pat yourselves on the back Terps! We made it to the end of yet another successful academic year.⁠
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The CARE to Stop Violence Office will officially switch to summer operations beginning May 18 at 5 p.m. Throughout the summer, advocates are available Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. for in-person and virtual appointments. To make an appointment with an advocate email [email protected]. CARE is closed on all University observed holidays.⁠
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During the summer, the CARE crisis line (301-741-3442) will be staffed by an advocate during business hours Monday through Friday. CARE crisis line operations will pause after-hours, on weekends, and on university-observed holidays. The crisis line will return to 24/7 operations on August 31 at 8:30 a.m.⁠
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After hours, the CARE crisis line voicemail will list available resources. If you need to process an incident after hours you can also call RAINN at: 1-800-656-4673. To obtain a SAFE, please contact Adventist HeathCare Shady Grove Medical Center at: 240-826-6225. If you or a loved one is experiencing a mental health emergency, please call/text 988.

ID: A faded photo of McKeldin Mall and McKeldin Library. The CARE logo is on the top of the photo. The title reads "Summer 2026 Office Operations".

05/12/2026

Thank you to everyone who donated to CARE's Hospital Drive! ⁠
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With your help and generosity, we collected:⁠
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💜- 46 Blankets ⁠
🧸- 43 Stuffed Animals⁠
🎁- $125 Worth of Gift Cards⁠
💌- 88 Letters of Support to Survivors⁠
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Thanks again to our campus partners UMPD and SGA for joining us in our effort to provide comfort to survivors of power-based violence who seek care at the Shady Grove Adventist HealthCare Forensic Unit. ⁠
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ID: Six adults stand in a line behind a the CARE front desk under a sign that says “CARE to Stop Violence.” Two people in the middle hold folded light-blue blankets. Sammy, a yellow Labrador retriever wearing a blue vest, lies on the floor in front of them.

05/05/2026

Need a reset before finals? Join us for a Self-Care Creative Space on Wednesday, May 13th, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. We will discuss self-care and boundary-setting strategies to help you stay grounded during finals season. Participants will have the opportunity to make their own self-care kits; all materials will be provided.

For questions or accessibility needs, please contact Bri Hayes ([email protected]).

ID: Flyer styled like torn notebook paper on a desk reads “Self-CARE Creative Space 100.” Checkboxes list “self-care routine” and “study for finals.” Text says “Stay Grounded. Set Boundaries. Finish Strong.” Event is Wednesday, May 13 from 6–7:30 PM in Jimenez Hall, Room 0122. CARE to Stop Violence and University Health Center logos appear at the bottom. Handwritten doodles and math notes decorate the background.

05/04/2026

Join us for CARE in Conversation at the University Health Center, Room 0141 on May 6 from 3:30 to 5pm.

Take a break from studying to enjoy coffee and donuts, and join in our discussion on recognizing sexual harassment and the cultural norms that perpetuate it. We will consider what we can do in the moment when we notice it happening and afterwards to support people who have been impacted.

Bring your perspectives and questions, and pick up self-care giveaways! Email [email protected] with any questions. Stop by as your schedule allows; all are welcome!

ID: Teal event flyer for “CARE in Conversation” by CARE to Stop Violence at the University Health Center. Text reads: “Recognizing and Responding to Sexual Harassment: When It’s Not ‘Just a Joke!’” Event is May 6 from 3:30–5 PM in Health Center Room 0141. Coffee and donuts provided. Illustration shows a steaming cup of coffee and a chocolate-frosted donut. Logos for University of Maryland Division of Student Affairs and CARE to Stop Violence appear at the top.

04/24/2026

A lawyer from the Sexual Assault Legal Institute is available for 30 minute consultations this spring on Tuesday, April 28, 12-2pm.

Services include: brief, free legal advice and information, questions answered about your legal rights, information about University and Criminal Justice processes, and filing reports both on and off-campus. All sessions are protected by attorney-client privilege.

To make an appointment, email [email protected].

ID: Graphic announcing SALI Spring 2026 legal consultation services. Text highlights brief, free 30-minute legal advice sessions protected under attorney-client privilege, including answers about individual rights, university and criminal justice processes, and filing reports on and off campus. Lists Spring 2026 dates and times on select Mondays and Tuesdays, with a lawyer from SALI available for consultations. Includes call to action to email [email protected] to schedule an appointment.

04/22/2026

The CARE to Stop Violence Office will be holding our annual Denim Day event on Wednesday, April 29 from 10am-2pm on McKeldin Mall!

Come meet the CARE Office to help raise awareness about Sexual Assault Awareness Month and learn more about what Denim Day is, the consequences of victim blaming, and how to support survivors.

We’ll be hosting fun activities like trivia, writing messages of support to survivors, and taking part in discussions with snacks and refreshments. Let’s take a stand against sexual assault as a community by wearing denim to show your support!

Additionally, CARE Violence Intervention Ambassadors will also be at the UMD Farmer’s Market with more Denim Day activities 🩵💙🩵💙

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ID 1: Denim Day flyer with event details that are included in the caption. The background of the flyer is a teal awareness ribbon and a blue denim.
ID 2: "Denim Day is an international campaign during Sexual Assault Awareness Month that challenges harmful myths about sexual violence. People wear denim to stand in solidarity with survivors and to raise awareness."
ID 3: "Denim Day began after a court case in Italy where a survivior's case was overturned because judges argued her jeans were too tight, implying consent. Wearing denim became a symbol of protest against victim-blaming."
ID 4: "Victim-blaming still happens today. Survivors are often questioned about: What they wore, what they did, and whether they 'resisted enough'. Denim Day challenges these harmful ideas and centers support for survivors."
ID 5: "Take action for Denim Day. Engage in awareness activities. Learn how to support survivors. Challenda victim-blaming myths and trivia. Write messages of support on denim. Wear denim. Raise awareness. Stand with survivors."

04/20/2026

CARE's crisis line is experiencing technical difficulties. We are in the process of remedying the situation.

Callers: If the phone goes to voicemail, please leave a message as instructed and an advocate will return your call as soon as possible!

04/16/2026

The CARE to Stop Violence Office will be holding our annual Denim Day event on April 29, 2026 from 10am-2pm at McKeldin Mall!

Come meet the CARE Office to help raise awareness about Sexual Assault Awareness Month and learn more about what Denim Day is, the consequences of victim blaming, and how to support survivors. We’ll be hosting fun activities like trivia, writing messages of support to survivors, and taking part in discussions with snacks and refreshments.

Additionally, CARE Violence Intervention Ambassadors will also be at the UMD Farmer’s Market with more Denim Day activities.

Let’s take a stand against sexual assault as a community by wearing denim to show your support!

Email Grace at [email protected] with questions.

ID: Graphic promoting “Denim Day with CARE.” Across the top are five pairs of blue jeans in different washes and styles. Large text reads “Denim Day with CARE” and “Wear Denim, Support Survivors.” At the bottom, details say “Wednesday, April 29, 10am–2pm, McKeldin Mall.” The CARE to Stop Violence logo appears on the left, and a teal awareness ribbon is on the right. The design uses blue tones on a light background.

04/15/2026

Join the Sexual Assault Prevention Committee (SAPC) for our first edition of the Raise Your Voice: Speaker Series. The Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault (MCASA) and the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center (DVSAC) of Prince George's County will present an overview of sexual violence including its prevalence among college students, prevention efforts, and available resources for survivors and the community.

Date: April 28, 2026
Time: 5:30 - 6:30pm
Location: Edward St. John Building, Room 1215

For any questions or to request an accommodation, please contact [email protected].

RSVP: go.umd.edu/RaiseYourVoiceSpeakerSeries

ID: Flyer for a campus event titled “Raise Your Voice: Speaker Series” presented by the Sexual Assault Prevention Committee for Sexual Assault Awareness Month ( ). The event features speakers from the Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault and the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center of Prince George’s County discussing sexual violence prevalence among college students, prevention efforts, and resources for survivors. Event details: April 28, 2026, 5:30–6:30 PM, Edward St. John Building room 1215. RSVP link included. Logos at the bottom for University of Maryland Capital Region Health, MCASA, the Office of Civil Rights & Sexual Misconduct, and CARE to Stop Violence. Colors are cream, black, and red with bold headline text.

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3983 Campus Drive
College Park, MD
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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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+13013142222

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http://go.umd.edu/care

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