Red Flags on the Green

Tuesday, September 30, 2025 10:45 AM – 2:30 PM

Location
Campus Green
Description
?? Red Flags on the Green: Know the Signs, Trust Your Gut
Join us on the campus green for an interactive tabling event that helps you recognize the red flags of unhealthy relationships. Stop by to learn about warning signs of emotional, verbal, and physical abuse, and how to support a friend who might be experiencing harm. We'll have free resources, giveaways, and a quick activity to help you spot the signs and protect your peace.
This is a kickoff to Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM). Whether you're in a relationship or just want to be more informed, this event empowers you to build safer, healthier connections.
Website
https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/red-flags-on-the-green

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