Dara Raboy-Picciano and L.C. Coghill from Binghamton University in New York discuss their 20:1 sexual assault prevention and bystander intervention programs. The 20:1 program was established in 2004 and since that time has expanded its emphasis on Greek Life and Athletics to a wide variety of students across the Binghamton campus. Listen to Dara and L.C. discuss the development of the 20:1 programs, campus collaborations, and helpful resources.

In Part 2 of our podcast with Prevention Educator, Sarah Diamond, from Center for Community Solutions, PreventConnect continues the conversation about the importance of incorporating comprehensive sex education into sexual assault prevention efforts, the nuances of consent and specific ways prevention practitioners can include sexual health promotion into sexual assault prevention efforts.

 

If you missed Part 1, you can listen to it here.

Cierra Olivia Thomas-Williams from the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence discusses her upcoming workshop at the National Sexual Assault Conference titled “Social Inclusion as Sexual Violence Prevention: A Public Health Project in Collaboration with Adults with Developmental Disabilities.” Listen to Cierra describe the work she will be presenting on and hear her thoughts on the complimentary frameworks of public health and feminism.

 

Cierra also recently joined PreventConnect as a guest on the web conference “What About Power and Patriarchy? Examining Social Cohesion Strategies to Prevent Sexual and Domestic Violence. Check out the recording of the web conference here!

In this podcast, PreventConnect speaks with Prevention Educator, Sarah Diamond, from Center for Community Solutions, about the importance of incorporating comprehensive sex education into sexual assault prevention efforts, the nuances of consent and specific ways prevention practitioners can include sexual health promotion into sexual assault prevention efforts.

Dara Raboy-Picciano and L.C. Coghill from Binghamton University in New Yorkdiscuss their 20:1 sexual assault prevention and bystander intervention programs. The 20:1 program was established in 2004 and since that time has expanded its emphasis on Greek Life and Athletics to a wide variety of students across the Binghamton campus. Listen to Dara and L.C. discuss the development of the 20:1 programs, campus collaborations, and helpful resources.

Listen to David Malebranche, MD, MPH join PreventConnect in a conversation around gender socialization, race and equity as they relate to both HIV prevention and sexual violence prevention.

Listen to this podcast of Movement Maker and A Call to MenCo-Founder Tony Porter speak about its upcoming national conference, Sports Culture: Advancing its role in Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Prevention, that will be held September 10-11, 2015 in Charlotte, North Carolina.

This conference’s hosts and presenters include many Movement Makers. PreventConnect will be attending this conference sharing insights via social media and hosting recordings of selected presentations.

 Curious to know more about this conference? Click here to register.

Ilene Stohl from the Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence introduces new guidelines for preventing domestic violence in her state. In this podcast, she discusses their creation and core elements. View the guidelines here.

Learn about Kimberly Huggins’ and Brittany Brathwaite’s work to seek justice in the lives of young black women and girls by building capacity among adult-allies of all races. Their goal is that through re-definition, re-claiming, and resisting practices via media-literacy and its translation for public health they can help adult-allies see young black women and girls as experts on their own lives and advance the mission for self-determined lives free from violence for all.

How is promoting the leadership of women and trans people of color a strategy to prevent sexual and domestic violence? Listen to Alexis Flanagan of HopeWorks in Maryland and Imelda Buncab of California Coalition Against Sexual Assault discuss their thoughts on this topic and two leadership initiatives that achieve this goal, LEAP and Move to End Violence.