It impacts her academics and it impacts everything in her life and in her friends' lives that are trying to support her. Currently the CVPP is offering workshops and programs in unison with Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Throughout April, these activities have promoted speaking out against sexual violence. Such events included a poetry reading by a survivor of sexual assault and a pizza night at Woodstock's Pizza - whose proceeds went to the Women Take Back the Night march and rally. The CVPP also provides help year-round to victims of relationship violence, stalking and hate or bias related activity.
Help includes workshops sponsored by academic departments, classes and residence halls.
These forums utilize methods such as videos, skits, group exercises and discussions to reach their participants. In addition, intervention and consultation, which are led by professionals, aid the friends and families of victims and survivors in coping with the issues assault raises. This year, Beeman locked herself in her office everyday until 10 p.m., working nonstop to renew a two-year grant that will enable the program to continue functioning. This grant will provide the funding necessary to measure the CVPP's impact on the UCD campus. If the statistics are positive, the grant will fund the institution of similar programs at California Sate University, Sacramento, Cosumnes River College and Sacramento City College.