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An abundance of research and reviews exist related to emotional intelligence (EQ), including research purporting the benefits of fostering EQ, such as decreased aggression, increased communication and motivation¬¬, but no one has synthesized related findings to inform the design of proactive sexual harassment prevention training (SHPT). The presentation will synthesize EQ literature and examine the benefits of EQ training and propose how EQ could advance proactive SHPT programs and decrease sexual harassment and violence (SHV).