My project would give Pace University students the opportunity to participate in an interpersonal violence prevention training program. The program would be guided by a curriculum that centers the unique experiences of the Pace University and New York City community. It would emphasize the ways in which threats to our safety, security, and autonomy directly oppose the building of a more sustainable world. Upon completion of the program, participants will receive a certification in violence prevention. Each student would also be given a toolkit to take with them that synthesizes information from the session. This toolkit will include best practices for students when supporting survivors of interpersonal violence, when actively participating in violence prevention, when utilizing this knowledge and commitment in other spaces and communities, and when working to establish a future that prioritizes health and well-being, gender equality, and peace and justice. This program takes the wisdom of individuals in violence-prevention spheres to the next level by making it accessible to all. The curriculum will work to remind students of their capacity to make changes and commitments in their lives that directly combat cycles of harm. Ultimately, the goal of the program is to give my peers the tools they need to have productive conversations around interpersonal violence and a safe and equitable future.