The South Carolina Institute on the Prevention of Sexual Violence

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The South Carolina Institute on the Prevention of Sexual Violence Working together to end sexual violence on college campuses in South Carolina. Chartered by Lander University

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SHOP FOR A CAUSE WITH VESTIQUE GREENVILLE WEST END! We’re partnering with Vestique Greenville West End, their newest loc...
10/26/2026

SHOP FOR A CAUSE WITH VESTIQUE GREENVILLE WEST END!

We’re partnering with Vestique Greenville West End, their newest location, where 15% of sales during the event will benefit SCIP and our mission to prevent sexual violence on college campuses across South Carolina.

📅 Thursday, November 5
⏰ 4–6 PM
📍 Vestique Greenville West End

10/22/2026

🛍️ SHOP FOR A CAUSE WITH VESTIQUE GREENVILLE WEST END!
Join us on Thursday, November 5, from 4–6 PM for an afternoon of sipping, shopping, and giving back! 🛍️

We’re partnering with Vestique Greenville West End, their newest location, where 15% of sales during the event will benefit SCIP and our mission to prevent sexual violence on college campuses across South Carolina.

📅 Thursday, November 5
⏰ 4–6 PM
📍 Vestique Greenville West End

Grab your friends, shop for a cause, and help us make a difference — one purchase at a time

We were honored to join the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce and the P*e Dee Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual A...
10/21/2026

We were honored to join the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce and the P*e Dee Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Assault at Francis Marion University for a meaningful event this afternoon. FMU hosted “Profiling Sexual Assault & Domestic Violence,” an expert panel discussion attended by approximately 50 people. SCIP proudly sponsored the event through our South Carolina Sexual Violence Prevention Grant (Francis Marion University is a 2x recipient of our prevention grant). Faculty, staff, and students engaged in thoughtful discussion with our panel, and SCIP valued the opportunity to contribute. We look forward to returning to campus for Sexual Assault Awareness Month in April 2027. Pictured from left to right are the panelists: Chief Don Tarbell (FMU), Denine Mitchell (P*e Dee Coalition), Dr. Matthew Hammett (SCIP), Les Echols (Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce), and event organizer Michael Smith (FMU).

We had an incredible time with our friends at Kendra Scott at the Haywood Mall for our Kendra Scott Gives Back event! It...
10/15/2026

We had an incredible time with our friends at Kendra Scott at the Haywood Mall for our Kendra Scott Gives Back event!

It’s not too late to shop and give back 20% of your online purchase to SCIP! At checkout use the code GIVEBACK-GIVEBACK-MTYJW until tomorrow at 11:59 pm!

Supporting prevention means addressing harmful behavior among friends and peers, not only expressing support after harm ...
10/12/2026

Supporting prevention means addressing harmful behavior among friends and peers, not only expressing support after harm occurs.

Clemson University carried on its Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) activities last night with Alpha Chi Omega’s ...
10/08/2026

Clemson University carried on its Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) activities last night with Alpha Chi Omega’s Walk a Mile event. Walk a Mile in Her Shoes unites communities to raise awareness about sexual violence, challenge harmful attitudes, and encourage everyone—especially men—to actively help build a culture of respect, consent, safety, and prevention. The event was both fun and purposeful. SCIP was grateful to attend alongside hundreds of others in the Quad at Clemson. An added highlight was connecting with Noel Barnwell from Safe Harbor!

Congrats to one of our beloved partners, Safe Harbor, on a phenomenal At the Table Luncheon. It was heartfelt and meanin...
10/07/2026

Congrats to one of our beloved partners, Safe Harbor, on a phenomenal At the Table Luncheon. It was heartfelt and meaningful, and it showcased the power we have when we take on important issues together as a community.

This work requires institutional commitment. Leadership sets the tone, and no matter your role on campus, you can lead. ...
10/06/2026

This work requires institutional commitment. Leadership sets the tone, and no matter your role on campus, you can lead. If you don't want to lead, you can follow, but please believe there is a role for you to play. We are all responsible for making our campuses safe! Let us support your campus through education, prevention resources, and technical assistance.

When we prevent violence, we change the landscape of our students’ lives.
10/05/2026

When we prevent violence, we change the landscape of our students’ lives.

We’re teaming up with Kendra Scott for a special Give Back Event in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month! 💜Join us...
10/01/2026

We’re teaming up with Kendra Scott for a special Give Back Event in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month! 💜

Join us for an evening of shopping, community, and giving back—all while supporting SCIP’s mission to help create safer, healthier South Carolina communities.

💜 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15
🕔 5–7 PM
📍 Kendra Scott | Haywood Mall | Greenville, SC

And if you can’t join us in person, you can STILL shop for SCIP! 🛍️✨
💻 Online Shopping: October 14–16
Use code GIVEBACK-GIVEBACK-MTYJW at checkout.

🎉 20% of all qualifying purchases will benefit SCIP!

So grab your girls, treat yourself to something beautiful, and shop with purpose. Every purchase helps support the work of preventing sexual and interpersonal violence across South Carolina. 💜

Tag someone you’re bringing with you! 👇✨

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120 South Main Street
Greenville, SC
29601

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