After watching the sexual assault and healthy dating general assembly at his high school titled “Can I Kiss You?”, 18 year old Jacob shares his thoughts. Often students dread attending programs on serious and sensitive topics such as sexual assault. Jacob reveals this concern early on and then shares what happened as the program advanced.
Ron is referring to the age of consent – the age at which an individual can give consent to engaging in sexual activity with another
Ron, a high school senior in South Dakota, is asking you the following question in the video. WHAT do you think Ron is referring to?
Tonight at South Dakota School of Mines was a great audience. We had a combination of college students and representatives from various military branches. The military professionals were attending as part of their annual SARC training. The “Can I Kiss You?” program counts as their training requirements.
WOW! Wake Forest University knows how to promote an educational event addressing sexual assault, intimacy, dating, and alcohol. Better yet, they know how to get
“The first step to getting the things you want out of life is this: Decide what you want.” ~Ben Stein
With a new semester getting started or about to start in schools and universities, what have you DECIDED you really want for this year? What are you going to do to make that happen?
Is your family dealing with more stress than usual (unemployed parent, stress at work, tight family budget, etc…)? How is your stress being passed down to your teenagers? A recent Las Vegas Sun newspaper report titled
Why does Mike Domitrz, the Founder of The Date Safe Project, Inc., have such an intense passion and drive to: * Dramatically improve society’s approach
At the center of all our work is each person having equal rights in all existence. If one believes a partner is not an equal, the one is more likely to disregard their rights to consent, choice, respect, and dignity.
Join us in signing the following pledge for equality:
http://www.whiteribbon.org.pk/one-million/index.php
Yesterday was our country’s day to honor Martin Luther King Jr. and his efforts to create change. The power of honoring Martin Luther King Jr. as we see the destruction in Haiti is important. In King’s spirit, do we care enough for others to speak out and create long-lasting change (in addition to the money we donate)? What have you learned about
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