Brown University

Below you will find Brown University resources for substance use education, support and treatment. 

BWell has developed a collection of health empowerment tools specifically for Brown students.   Each tool is community- and evidence-informed and created to address some of the social determinants of health as well as safety practices that are currently impacting individual and community wellbeing.  You will find worksheets, infographics, videos, an online assessment, and links to additional resources. Click on anything that appeals to you to try it out!

This page is meant to provide information and resources for gender affirming care so you can take steps to be in control of your health. Because there is a wide range of gender identities and experiences, not all of the topics presented below may be relevant for you. 

Rigid definitions of masculinity are toxic to men's health. Even the World Health Organization (WHO) has recognized that men's tendency to die at younger ages may correlate to the harmful ways that masculinity has been defined in society and the ways that men have been conditioned to practice it.

Brown community members can access Brown’s Survivor Resource Guide by visiting http://go.brown.edu/resourceguide. This interactive online guide for Brown students after an incident of sexual harm, includes up-to-date information on support, time-sensitive medical care, reporting an incident, and other needs.