Outreach and Collaboration

The Oasis Program works hard to collaborate with a wide variety of offices, departments, and local agencies in promoting sexual assault and relationship violence prevention. Frequent collaborators include, but are not limited to: Athletics, Residence Life, Fraternity & Sorority Programs, UAPD, and the Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault (SACASA). Below is a list of some established programs resulting from such collaboration.

Sexual Assault Response Collaboration Team

Representatives from community service providers, law enforcement, military agencies, and legal organizations meet monthly to review the quality of coordinated responses to incidents of sexual assault in the Tucson Community.

Greek Life Advocate Program

Representatives from all recognized fraternities and sororities at UA work directly with Oasis Program staff to deliver peer support, educational programming, and prevention information to the overall fraternity and sorority community.

Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) Program

In collaboration with UAPD, the Women's Resource Center, and other local agencies, RAD classes are offered to UA women as well as women in the Tucson community on a per-semester basis. The one-time fee for the class allows participants to come back as often as they would like.

For more information about RAD, check the national website at www. rad-systems.com.