Violence Free Communities (VFC)
What is the “Violence Free Communities?”
The VFC is a space for practitioners to share and discuss strategies for eliminating violence from our communities. Started in 2004, the VFC began as a platform for campus community members experiencing RVSM. Now, it has expanded its definition of violence “to be inclusive of all forms of violence that MSU community members may be experiencing.” The 2021-2022 committee is Cochaired by Matea Čaluk, assistant director, Prevention, Outreach & Education Department and Jessica Packard, campus equity navigator, Office for Civil Rights and Title IX.
Meetings are via Zoom once per month. If interested in attending or for more information, contact Matea (poe.mateacaluk@msu.edu) or Dreux Baker (bakerdre@msu.edu).
What are some VFC moments of pride?
