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What is the Everfi Violence Prevention program?
The Everfi Violence Prevention program is an online education program designed to enhance awareness of sexual violence, intimate partner violence and stalking and their impact on college students. The content addresses the importance of consent and respect in sexual situations, prevention and risk reduction strategies, and critical information on what to do if you or someone you know has experienced sexual or intimate partner violence and/or stalking.
For more information about sexual and relationship violence prevention, visit sexualviolenceprevention.asu.edu
How do I take the Everfi Violence Prevention program?
- In order to take this program you must be pre-enrolled in the system. The program is run by an off-campus vendor and you will receive an email from automated-message @everfi.net informing you have been enrolled by Arizona State University.
- Click the link in the email and go to https://admin.fifoundry.net/arizona_state_university/sign_in where you will log in using your ASURITE and password.
- Once you log in, you will see a dashboard that has the courses you have been assigned. Click start to begin the program.
- If you log in and see an error message, that means you have not been enrolled in the course and need to contact consent@asu.edu to request enrollment.
This course takes 45 - 60 minutes to complete.
Questions about the Everfi Violence Prevention program?
What if I need emotional support or counseling while taking the course,
who can I contact?
What if I need emotional support or counseling while taking the course,
who can I contact?
If you need support or assistance while completing this program, please use the resources available to you on sexualviolenceprevention.asu.edu. Crisis support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by contacting EMPACT's Hotline: 480-921-1006.
What if I’ve already taken this program?
What if I’ve already taken this program?
If you have already taken the Everfi program, you do no need to take it again. Let your instructor know you have completed the program. Your instructor can verify your enrollment by contacting consent@asu.edu.
Will I have to take this again?
Will I have to take this again?
ASU is committed to continuing to address this complex issue so while you will not be required to take this particular module again, you can anticipate that there will be other educational offerings in the future.
What if I’m having trouble taking the module?
What if I’m having trouble taking the module?
If you are experiencing difficulty with the module that cannot be solved by contacting the technical support in the program, please contact consent@asu.edu.
What if I am having technical issues with the program?
What if I am having technical issues with the program?
24 hours a day, 7 days a week assistance is available online with Everfi or via phone from 7 a.m. – 8 p.m. Monday - Friday EST at 1-866-384-9062. If you have questions about ASU’s use of the program, contact consent@asu.edu.
Will faculty and staff be taking it?
Will faculty and staff be taking it?
If you are a faculty or staff member who wishes to take the Everfi Violence Prevention program, please email your name and ASURITE to consent@asu.edu and request to be enrolled in the program. Please note that faculty and staff are required to take the Title IX and Your Duty to Report and Sexual Harassment in the Workplace online courses available through the ASU Title IX Office. The Everfi program does not meet these requirements.
What if I took Consent and Respect?
What if I took Consent and Respect?
Consent and Respect was the product previously used by ASU to educate the community on sexual and relationship violence prevention. As of spring 2020, this program is being phased out and the ASU community is expected to transition to the Everfi program. If you have questions about this transition, contact consent@asu.edu
If you are unsure whether or not you need to complete the Everfi program because you already completed Consent and Respect, contact the person who assigned you the program to determine if you need to complete it again.
What if I am a faculty or staff member wanting to enroll students in the course?
What if I am a faculty or staff member wanting to enroll students in the course?
As of January 2020, full time, in-person first year students will automatically be enrolled in the course and can follow the instructions provided above to take the course. Anyone else who wishes to enroll a group can email consent@asu.edu to enroll their students. Please note it could take up to 72 hours to get students enrolled depending upon the time of year so please plan ahead and submit your requests as early as possible.