Taylor Swift has been in the news for standing up to someone sexually touching her without her consent. We applaud her for standing up and
The greatest way a parent can talk with their child about sexual assault is to first know that you the parent cannot 100% prevent it
In the next several months, we will be focused on sharing inspirational stories. Stories from people who #AskFirst, people who took action, who intervened and
Optimism, courage, and hope are not words you would typically associate with the tragedy of rape and sexual assault. Barb’s story illustrates that survivors of
Would you know if a friend or family member was the survivor of a sexual assault? Not necessarily. Many survivors do not talk openly about their
You are celebrating. YES! Your child is about to graduate high school. Woo hoo! Now he or she is ready to go on to post-high
One of the lessons we share in the trainings and programs we provide at The DATE SAFE Project is that “Human beings are wired to
In this Facebook Live session recorded on April 24th, Mike talks about a 50 year-old husband who went through the Can I Kiss You program the
April, “Sexual Assault Awareness Month”, is almost over. But for many, especially survivors, sexual assault’s impact and reach is much more then a designated month.
A good friend of The DATE SAFE Project, John Sileo, shared this powerful piece of art with us that his daughter Makayla created. I felt compelled to
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