Upcoming Events

Check out our upcoming events!

Additional information about SHARPP's events, including any last-minute changes or updates, can be found on social media (@unhsharpp).
Celebrate SHARPP's 35th Anniversary


September

SHARPP's Annual Open House
Thurs. 9/19 | 12-2pm | Wolff House (Next to Health & Wellness)

Dear UNH Students, Faculty & Staff Members- You're invited to our annual open house!
This September kick-off event is a great opportunity to meet SHARPP's staff members/volunteers, receive a tour of our building, learn about our support services + prevention programs- all while getting to know others in the UNH community. This event is drop-in style, casual, & fun! Food/refreshments are provided alongside giveaways & more. If you've ever been curious about learning more about SHARPP, this open house is for you!
This event is open to all UNH community members (undergraduate & graduate students, faculty & staff).


October

Take Back The Night (TBTN)
Thurs. 10/17 | 8pm | Thompson Hall Lawn
Rain Date: Thurs. 10/24

Join SHARPP this October for our largest and most powerful event of the year. Take Back The Night began here at UNH in 1981 but has been a staple at universities/colleges since the early 1970s! TBTN at UNH is easily one of the most impactful student-led events offered to the UNH community each year. It serves as both a community call to action and a space for those impacted by violence/abuse to share advice, stories, poetry, and more. TBTN is about shattering the silence around interpersonal violence (IPV: stalking, relationship abuse, sexual violence, & harassment) and enhancing awareness around what IPV looks like within collegiate spaces. It's a place where we can come together to provide support for those impacted by violence, be in community with other survivors/victims, and create change on our campus.
This event is open to all UNH community members (undergraduate & graduate students, faculty & staff).
This event is free from mandatory reporting, which means what is shared at TBTN will not result in a UNH Title IX report being filed.