Sun Devil Movement for Violence Prevention

Sun Devil MVP

Student organization

What is the Sun Devil Movement for Violence Prevention?

The Sun Devil Movement for Violence Prevention is a student organization focused on preventing sexual and relationship violence at Arizona State University and beyond. Individual students, student organizations, fraternity and sorority chapters, and athletic teams, with support from the Sexual and Relationship Violence Program, come together to actively create a community free from violence, harassment, exploitation and intimidation of any kind.

The Sun Devil MVP creates change through efforts such as collaborative programming, civic engagement, trainings, victim and survivor support, educational workshops and more.

How do I get involved with the Sun Devil MVP?

Join today, via SunDevilSync! Throughout the fall and spring semester, this student organization holds regular meetings that are open to all ASU undergraduate and graduate students. There are active Sun Devil MVP branches at ASU Tempe, ASU West and ASU Online. Sun Devil MVP is developing their Polytechnic and Downtown Phoenix campus branches, reach out to srvp@asu.edu if you are interested in starting your own campus branch of Sun Devil MVP. Follow @SunDevilMVP on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay connected and learn about upcoming meetings and events.

Looking back

Sun Devil MVP began in 2015 as a group of active students wanting to engage in violence prevention in their community with support of ASU’s Sexual and Relationship Violence Program. In the following years, the organization expanded to the ASU Downtown Phoenix campus, followed by the ASU West campus, and in 2020 expanded to the ASU Online community.

Sun Devil MVP has a history of hosting engaging events, educational workshops, and meetings for their peers, to provide them with opportunities to engage in sexual and relationship violence prevention, community service and more. In April 2021, Sun Devil MVP hosted a painting and prevention event where students came together to explore the role art can play in the prevention of violence in our community.