WVU Peer Advocates

WVU Peer Advocates

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The WVU Peer Advocates is a program at WVU that utilizes expertly trained students as a resource for students affected by sexual violence on campus.

In line with WVU's commitment to the It's On Us campaign we have developed a student sexual assault and power-based personal violence first responders program, WVU Peer Advocates. In Fall 2015, the training for this program transformed into a 3-credit academic class. Collaborating with the Center for Service and Learning, Title IX and RDVIC just to name a few, the course offers students a minimum

Photos from WVU Peer Advocates's post 04/06/2026

Hello friends!

Please support our supplies drive for our local RDVIC. The second slide shows the full and in depth list of what we are looking for.

Donation spot
💜 Mountain lair Vandalia Lounge, right by SORCs!

You have from today until April 26th, don't miss out on getting IServe hours.

11/12/2025

Please keep these tips in mind when going out this weekend and for future events! 🩵

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween! 👻 Please remember to stay safe and not go out tonight alone. 🍬

10/30/2025

We had an amazing time getting to serve candy and resources to kids of all ages! 🍬

Thank you to everyone who attended and we hope to see more of you at future events. 🍭

10/27/2025

Visit us tomorrow from 5:30-7:30PM tomorrow! More information is on the QR code. 💙💛

10/25/2025

Frida Kahlo advanced LGBTQ+ history by openly living her life as a bisexual woman and challenging gender norms in early 20th century Mexico. Through her relationships with both men and women and her art, she provided q***r visibility and self-acceptance during a less-accepting era. In her self-portraits, Kahlo blurred gender boundaries by depicting herself in masculine attire, which continues to inspire the LGBTQ+ community today!

10/18/2025

Kitty Tsui significantly impacted LGBTQ+ history as a incredible author, poet, and activist who advocates for the voices of Chinese American le****ns. Her 1983 book, "Words of a Woman Who Breathes Fire", was the FIRST known book published by a Chinese American le***an.

Tsui even helped initiate the AAPI q***r women's movement by co-founding the feminist performance collective Unbound Feet, which challenged harmful stereotypes of Asian women! By providing visibility for q***r Asian Americans through her writing, performance art, and athletic achievements, Tsui created representation for a community that had historically been erased and silenced for centuries.

10/10/2025

In honor of lgbtq+ history month we will be sharing some of the many notable icons that have left a lasting impact on society.

James Baldwin lived with courage, wrote with fire, and loved without apology. As a Black gay man, he challenged America to confront its deepest contradictions. His words still echo with power, like this: “Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within.” Baldwin did not just write history. He reshaped it!

Photos from WVU Peer Advocates's post 10/04/2025

October is DV awareness month, we at Peer Advocates wish to educate those on warning signs someone may be experiencing DV and other important information. Resources are always available and you are never alone.

Photos from WVU Peer Advocates's post 10/04/2025
Photos from WVU Peer Advocates's post 09/17/2025

Thank you to everyone who visited us today at the Student Engagement fair! ✨️ More events and posts are coming soon. 💛💙

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1085 Van Voorhis Road, Suite 250
Morgantown, WV
26505