One Act
One Act is 3-fold: 
- It is a four-hour training for interpersonal violence (IPV) prevention and intervention that gives individuals the knowledge, skills, and confidence to recognize signs of IPV and take preventative action – all to help create a safer Carolina and community.
- It is a student group organization of three committees: Peer Education, Events, and Public Relations/Outreach that runs the four-hour training, organizes campus events, and reinforces the importance of IPV prevention and intervention to the student body throughout the year.
- It is also an acronym for a method of intervention: if we all begin by taking ONE ACTion, we’ll see a reduction in interpersonal violence on our campus. You can choose to act by:
- Asking for help,
- Creating a distraction, or
- Talking directly
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Also look for us on Twitter (@OneActCarolina) and Tumblr! Our website can be found at campushealth.unc.edu/oneact. Register for trainings here.
Submit a question about interpersonal violence prevention to our Peer Educators here.
For more information, contact the Rape Prevention Education Coordinator at oneact@unc.edu.