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.
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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
In a recent article discussing sex education videos for schools in Fenton, MI, the reporter refers to Modernized Sex Ed. This concept of modernizing sex ed is often considered controversial when it should be an automatic process. Times change. The world students live in and what they are exposed to changes. Thus, the education must adjust appropriately or become ineffective.
When you bring Mike Domitrz and the “Can I Kiss You?” program to your schools, you get multiple presentations (time permitting). Have Mike present a general assembly for the entire school AND have Mike conduct his customized “Train the Trainer” sessions and presentations for select audiences (Student Leaders, Peer Educators, Staff & Administration, and others). Plus, more and more schools are asking for his “Talk Back” workshop.
“When we speak of low standards being easier to maintain, we belittle our own morality and sense of standards.” Mike Domitrz, author, expert, ally, and speaker
The most powerful feedback is often from students because they say exactly what they are thinking. Below you will see what middle school students and high school students (males and females) have to say about Mike Domitrz and the “Can I Kiss You?” program.
When your students leave Mike’s program, they will be telling their friends, “Wow! I never thought of that stuff before! I need to completely overhaul my approach to dating and intimacy. I need to ask first!”
The Date Safe Project offers 2 different “Can I Kiss You?” presentations designed for specific audiences: 6th – 12th Grade and College Students. Click below
The Family Violence Prevention Fund (FVPF) is launching a new multi-state initiative, Project Connect: A Coordinated Public Health Initiative to Prevent Violence against Women, supported by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Office on Women’s Health (OWH). This initiative is a result of funding from the Violence against Women and Department of Justice Reauthorization Act of 2005.
After you bring an educational program to your community, do you wish you had more opportunities to continue the lessons learned in the expert’s presentation? Now you do! The “Do You Ask?” poster series is the most direct consent based educational poster series used throughout the world. Each poster is both eye-catching and educational.
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