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Research on the rates of interpersonal violence experienced by international students is limited.
Factors that increase risk of violence and/or create barriers to seeking support for international students:
- Difference in culture
- Language barriers
- Lack of local support systems
- Prejudice and discrimination
- Unfamiliarity with laws
For more information on interpersonal violence and resources for support:
Campus and Community Resources
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Confidential DU Resources
DU Center for Advocacy, Prevention, and Empowerment (CAPE)
Free and confidential advocacy and support for survivors of sexual assault, relationship violence, stalking, and harassment.
DU Health & Counseling Center
Confidential medical and mental health services.
- Phone: 303-871-2205
- 24/7 Counselor on Call: 303-871-2205
- Email: hccinfo@du.edu
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Non-Confidential DU Resources
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Community-Based Resources
Muslim Family Services
Asian Pacific Development Center
Servicios de La Raza
Latina Safehouse
- Provides bilingual and culturally sensitive supports to domestic violence and relationship violence survivors and their families.
- Phone: 303-433-4470 (Monday-Friday)
- Website: https://latinasafehouse.org/