The Center for Respect Blog​

Recently, the column “Dear Amy” in the Chicago Tribune responded to a question from a survivor of sexual assault. Upon receiving a great deal of negative comments about her response to the column (as you can read on their site), “Dear Amy” printed another column responding to her original response. You can read the original column titled “Rape question a matter of consent” by clicking here and her second column titled “Response to rape victim was too harsh” by clicking here.

Working with the military has always been a great honor for everyone here at The Date Safe Project Inc (DSP). When it comes to addressing sexual assault (education, prevention, and supporting survivors), a lot of passionate and caring individuals are making positive changes for our men and women in the US military. We have always felt blessed to work with the SARC (Sexual Assault Response Coordinator), Advocates, Leadership, and the caring men and women at each military installation.

One of the most common questions I get asked as I travel the country he is, “How did you successfully get the word out about your organization and the programs you present throughout the country?” The number one answer is persistence. If you would love to help overcome more challenges in your work, check out the below article on PERSISTENCE by Justin Sachs: