Educators, when it comes to dating and sexuality, do your students struggle to connect with the many complexities involved with consent, respect, boundaries, bystander intervention,
His Story & Mission Award-Winning Author & Publisher Educator, Ally, and Expert His Story and Mission: Why does Mike Domitrz, Founder of The Date Safe Project,
Often educators, parents and activists share with me that one of their daily struggles is finding a way to connect with teenagers and others not
In today’s episode of DSP TV, discover a strong examples of students INTERVENING while the media and news outlets focus on the disturbing side of the case involving Oak Park – River Forest High School in the Chicago area.
Yes, you need to talk with students of all ages (teenagers, middle school, high school, college, university) about the “4 letter F word” and so
15 miles from Poughkeepsie, NY this past week and on my way to speak at Vassar College, the tire on my rental car blows out! I was in a remote area on a Restricted Roadway (tow trucks cannot service the area without a State Police request first). I like to give myself an extra hour leeway for driving time to be safe and I did in this case. However, the Emergency Service said they may need that entire time to get to me. What do I do? First, I called the school to give them the entire situation – to insure no one was surprised or taken off guard.
Last night, St. Lawrence University in Canton, NY had 2 great turnouts. Due to the size of their incoming class, they have me present the “Can I Kiss You?” program at 2 different times of 7pm and 9pm. The attendance at each session was wonderful and the interaction and reactions afterward were fantastic.
Tonight, Lake Forest College made a commitment to asking first. In fact, they threw a challenge out to those who DO NOT ASK FIRST. Altogether, they chanted, “I Pity the Fool Who Doesn’t Ask First” (yes aka The “A” Team).
A big thanks goes out to GA College and State University tonight. They were fantastic in getting the Fall Tour off on a great start.
Within 5 minutes of the “Can I Kiss You?” presentation concluding at Alconbury Air Force Base High School in Alconbury, England, these 5 Seniors created the below role playing skit addressing alcohol and sexual assault. The students show you a creative way to address bystander intention (and did this all in 5 minutes).
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