Updated resources (Sept. 16, 2024)

General Information and Resources

For general information and resources, including the Interpersonal Violence Resource Guide(opens in a new tab) and answers to frequently asked questions, visit the Office of Civil Rights and Title IX website(opens in a new tab).

On-Campus Support

• For more information about on-campus counseling and additional wellness referral services for enrolled students, visit the Center for Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) website(opens in a new tab) or the Center for Integrated Care (CIC) website(opens in a new tab). (Confidential resources)
• For more information about on-campus medical services for enrolled students, visit the Student Health website(opens in a new tab). (Confidential resource)
• For more information about downloading the free UNC Charlotte LiveSafe app (as shown in the bystander scenario), visit the Emergency Management website(opens in a new tab).

Off-Campus Support

• ****Employees (and anyone in their household) may utilize the Employee Assistance Program to gain access to services such as confidential counseling, financial information and resources, legal support, and work-life solutions.
• For off-campus support, including legal information, advocacy, and shelter information, visit the Safe Alliance website(opens in a new tab).
• For other resources and information related to off-campus processes, review this Domestic Violence Resource Guide for Mecklenburg County(opens in a new tab).

University Procedures

• For more information about the university disciplinary processes and applicable policies review University Policy 504, Title IX Grievance Policy(opens in a new tab) and University Policy 502, Sexual Misconduct and Interpersonal Violence(opens in a new tab).

Criminal or Civil Procedures

• For North Carolina state law definitions of rape and other sexual offenses, review Article 7B of NC General Statutes chapter 14(opens in a new tab).
• For North Carolina state law definitions of domestic violence offenses and information on protective orders, review Chapter 50B of NC General Statutes(opens in a new tab).
• For North Carolina state law definition of stalking, review NC General Statutes section 14-277.3A(opens in a new tab).
• For other resources and information related to off-campus processes, review this Domestic Violence Resource Guide for Mecklenburg County(opens in a new tab).