Lauren’s Promise

Lauren’s Promise is a promise open to all—faculty, staff, students, parents, and community members. By making this pledge, you become an advocate for victims of relationship violence Pledging to listen, believe, and connect victims with the support they need.

I WILL LISTEN AND BELIEVE YOU IF SOMEONE IS THREATENING YOU.

Below is a map showcasing all the universities, faculties, and organizations worldwide that have made Lauren’s Promise.

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Faculty at more than 448 universities have made Lauren’s Promise. Make Lauren’s Promise

Lauren's Promise News & Updates

The Lauren McCluskey Foundation stands with students who experience gender-based violence. The evolving Cornell University case highlights the importance of campus response to those who

Our team is pleased to announce the launch of a new online store. The store’s initial collection features a variety of apparel and accessories designed

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We are proud to announce that award-winning journalist and documentary filmmaker Nicole Noren will receive the 2026 Lauren McCluskey Award for Distinguished Response at our

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Since the start of 2026, our Director of Community and University Relations, Linda Mittelhammer has spoken with more than 900 greek students about relationship violence

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Everyone can listen, believe, and respond when someone asks for help. Jill McCluskey turned that into the Lauren’s Promise pledge: “I will listen to and believe