This weeklong series of events is sponsored by the Japanese Language & Culture and Asian Studies Programs.

This one-hour training focuses on harm reduction when utilizing substances. Attend the training to learn or refresh your knowledge about how to reduce harm when using alcohol. This session will also cover how to respond to an opioid overdose/fentanyl poisoning, including how and when to administer naloxone (Narcan).  Naloxone and fentanyl test strips will be available for distribution after the presentation.  

The University Chaplaincy will be hosting a short (45 minute), casual Easter service, open to students, faculty, staff, neighbors, and guests.  All are welcome to come and participate or to observe, whatever is right for their own spiritual identity and location. For more information, email dwright@pugetsound.edu.

A community-based presentation that covers the general scope of suicide, the research on prevention, and what people can do to fight suicide. Participants will learn common risk factors and warning signs associated with suicide and how to keep themselves and others safe.

Madison Zack-Wu is a stripper, political community organizer, and researcher- focusing on increasing adult dancer labor protections and rights using an intersectional lens. Her recent article “Undue Harms Against Adult Dancers: Regulation of Strip Club Labor Based on Spurious Claims, Research, and Stigma” was recently published in Wiley’s Sexuality, Gender & Policy journal. Additionally, Madison guest lectures at local universities and community colleges regarding intersectional social justice, grassroots organizing, and sex work.

Donate food in our donation boxes located in Wheelock and McIntyre throughout the week to support communities in need! Donations will be taken Friday afternoon to Fish Food Bank.

This event is part the PHSA Public Health Week 2024 (4/1-4/5), with each day focusing on a different public health topic.

Come learn about deforestation and leave with a succulent. Snacks and beverages provided!

This event is part the PHSA Public Health Week 2024 (4/1-4/5), with each day focusing on a different public health topic.

Swing by for low-pressure coloring. Mental health information and resources available. Snacks and beverages provided!

This event is part the PHSA Public Health Week 2024 (4/1-4/5), with each day focusing on a different public health topic.

Come together for a group yoga class (free!) and ground yourself. Snacks and beverages provided!

This event is part the PHSA Public Health Week 2024 (4/1-4/5), with each day focusing on a different public health topic.

Learn about what Public Health is and what we do on campus. Swing by for charcuterie cups and beverages!

This event is part the PHSA Public Health Week 2024 (4/1-4/5), with each day focusing on a different public health topic.