Enough is Enough is a training mandated by New York State law, which provides student leaders with relevant information and resources associated with domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking, including bystander intervention practices and reporting mechanisms. While in leadership positions, students may need to support members who are in distress related to one of the topics above. During the session, student leaders will learn about the nuances of stalking and how it intersects with intimate partner violence and sexual assault, as well as how the trauma of stalking may present in different individuals. Student leaders will also learn strategies for connecting members who may be experiencing distress or stalking to appropriate resources and identify strategies for taking care of themselves through this process.

The four members submitted in the SOS, including President and Treasurer (or equivalents), must attend an Enough is Enough session. Sessions will be offered both in-person and virtually and will be facilitated by Sexual Violence Response and the Title IX office.