Young Leaders

Preventing Assault

On October 7, CSU San Marco Alpha Chi Omega hosted their annual event, Mr. Alpha Chi, which brings together sororities, fraternities, and the CSU San Marcos community in a commitment to ending violence.

The annual talent show creates a social setting for a serious topic in which contestants and guests share their knowledge about relationship violence and healthy relationships.

Together, the CSUSM participants have raised over $15,000 and counting--all to support CCS programs and prevention work!

Being an Example

As a young dad learning how to change diapers and baby-proofing our home, I had no clue that the most important part of being a father to my two girls was not only about how to protect them from dangers like I see in my daily work. It's also about modeling examples that will make them healthy and confident women so that they will be more likely to be in relationships without fear or harm.

I want to thank my wife and CCS for opening my eyes to that and hope other dads like me will see that this is one of the most powerful ways to protect our daughters and sons because danger is often a few minutes from your home, or inside it.

Jim--CCS supporter