The Center for Advocacy, Prevention, and Empowerment, or CAPE, provides free and confidential advocacy supports to student, staff, and faculty survivors of sexual assault, relationship violence, stalking, and/or sexual harassment. We connect people to medical care or Sexual Assault Nurse Examinations (SANEs), explore and talk through reporting options, refer to counseling services, obtain academic accommodations, offer financial supports and more.

The Collegiate Recovery Program is dedicated to serving students in recovery from addiction and other processing disorders. Our goal is to provide training for selected CRP members to become certified Young Adult Peer Recovery Specialists, who would serve as ambassadors to new members from pre-orientation through their first year at DU and to provide an alternative recovery pathway for students not interested in a 12-step program.

The FSL Leadership Fund supports members in personal, professional, and 4-Dimensional growth. By generously giving to this fund, you will support the brothers and sisters of DU’s vibrant fraternity and sorority community and their growth as smart, courageous leaders who uphold our collective values and make the changes needed to better our world.

Promote a more diverse and accessible DU! The Learning Effectiveness Program provides outreach and support to neurodivergent students in their work with faculty, staff and DU systems. With your generous support, students will have greater access to our programs through scholarships, faculty will learn to implement Universal Design for Learning in support of their neurodivergent populations, and students will have more inclusive experiences throughout campus.