Sexual Harrassment, students, parents, and schools
How do your kids use the word, “Slut”? Many pre-teens and teenagers will tell you the word is . . .
How do your kids use the word, “Slut”? Many pre-teens and teenagers will tell you the word is . . .
Beginning Monday, students across the country will begin campaigns bringing to light this reality among our children. Sadly, this reality has been an unnoticed . . .
What is the message parents are giving their children when it comes to sex education? For the most part is seems to be . . .
Below is a link to an article on Sex Ed in schools. Please comment with your reactions: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1622610&sc=emaf
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On this day set aside to remember and honor the positive impact he had on our world, may we all work to mold a new consensus for respect of all people, men and women.
We discussed how to produce effective and meaningful educational programs addressing consent, especially the importance of providing real solutions for students.
It finally occurred to me 3 years ago that my experience happened to me not because of what I did, but because of what I will do!”
After watching the YouTube video, many parents will make the mistake of immediately talking about what SHE could have done differently to protect herself. When you show this video to your child, focus on
Who could you get to work with you on spreading this video (your school’s own TV station, local cable access)? The film includes credits at the end which






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