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Mission:

The CSUDH Campus Coordinated Response Committee (CCRC) is a dynamic, multidisciplinary team of community stakeholders dedicated to fostering campus-wide structural change. Through collaborative efforts, the CCRC works to prevent Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking (DVSAS) and ensure a comprehensive, trauma-informed response for faculty, staff, and students. By integrating diverse perspectives and expertise, the CCRC strives to create a supportive, inclusive, and respectful campus environment where all individuals are empowered and protected from violence.Ìý

For questions regarding the CCRC or OVW Campus Grant, contact ovw@csudh.edu.ÌýÌý

History:

The CCRC was established in 2017 by CSUDH’s Title IX Office (now the Office of Equity & Inclusion) to strengthen collaboration across campus and with community partners in Carson to address interpersonal violence.Ìý

In 2019, the Center for Advocacy, Prevention, and Empowerment (CAPE) received its first Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) Campus Grant. This expanded the university’s trauma-informed support services and prevention education efforts, while broadening the CCRC’s leadership to include both the Title IX Coordinator and CAPE Program Director.Ìý

With a second OVW Campus Grant awarded in 2023, CSUDH further strengthened its coordinated response model by funding a dedicated OVW Project Director, who now serves as CCRC Co-Chair. This continued investment reinforces CSUDH’s long-term commitment to prevention, collaboration, and survivor-centered practices.Ìý

OVW Campus Grant:

2019 Grant Award - $298,719

The initial OVW Campus Grant enhanced CSUDH’s comprehensive response to sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking. Key outcomes included:

• Expanded prevention education initiatives (including the Little Black Dress Campaign and athlete programming)
• Implementation of bystander intervention programming
• Specialized training for the Office of Equity & Inclusion, Community Standards, and CAPE staff
• Dedicated grant coordination to strengthen prevention and response efforts

2023 Grant Award - $400,000

The continuation award supports:

• Expansion and sustainability of prevention education
• Strengthened campus–community partnerships
• Development of legal service partnerships for CSUDH community members impacted by domestic violence

CCRC Membership:

The Campus Community Response Committee (CCRC) is composed of a diverse group of stakeholders, including faculty, staff, and students from both on and off campus. This collaborative structure ensures broad representation and a comprehensive approach to prevention, education, and response efforts.Ìý

Core TeamÌý

OVW requires a core team to guide the development and implementation of the grant. It helps ensure the funded activities align with OVW’s priorities and goals, such as improving prevention, education, response protocols, and training.ÌýÌý

• Makenzie Dolan, OVW Project Director (Co-Chair)Ìý
• Megan Tagle Adams, Director, Women’s Resource Center (Co-Chair)Ìý
• Blair Miles, Executive Director, Discrimination, Harassment and Retaliation Administrator & Title IX Coordinator, Office of Equity & Inclusion (OEI)Ìý
• Carlos Velez, Chief of Police, University Police DepartmentÌý
• Chaun Ares, Associate Director of Resident Learning, University HousingÌý
• Jason Wimbley, Director of Student Conduct & Community StandardsÌý
• Karina Padilla, Coordinator of Survivor Support, Center for Advocacy, Prevention & Empowerment

Subcommittees

CCRC members participate in specialized subcommittees that meet monthly to advance CSUDH’s prevention and response strategies.

• Prevention & Education

Develops a coordinated, survivor-centered prevention and education framework that is accessible, inclusive, and responsive to campus needs. This group establishes planning, tracking, and assessment processes to strengthen campus-wide programming.

• Policies, Procedures, & Protocols

Develops a coordinated, survivor-centered prevention and education framework that is accessible, inclusive, and responsive to campus needs. This group establishes planning, tracking, and assessment processes to strengthen campus-wide programming.