“I wanted to let you know how much that presentation has changed my life. I am a survivor of almost three years now, and everything you said touched home for me. I wish I had seen you sooner because it is such a serious and real topic. What I really wanted to tell you is
Throughout the school year, selected students will be featured here at The Date Safe Project, Inc. as the “Student of Impact.” Students are nominated by their peers, educators, professionals, and can
The Date Safe Project blog is a CONVERSATION and so please engage and SHARE with everyone here by utilizing the “Comments” after each post. You will find posts for parents, educators, students, and caring individuals/organizations.
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
When it comes to Jamie Lynn Spears, we know most teenagers do not openly discuss their sexual activity with their partner until they are already at the point of being uncomfortable OR until after the act has already been done OR or not at all.
To me, it seems like the only choice. How can you ask students and communities to open their minds — while you keep yours closed to helpful feedback?
With April being Sexual Assault Awareness Month, what will you do to work together with someone in your area (schools, colleges, community organizations)? Regardless of which type of organization you are involved with, teamwork is always possible.
The Delta Zeta Sorority at California State University – Long Beach (CSU – Long Beach) almost had their entire chapter in attendance for the "Can
This past Tuesday night at Hood College in Frederick, Maryland, the campus did a fantastic job of getting local educators and professionals to come out for the “Can I Kiss You?” presentation. After the program, a person from the Baltimore County Schools (1 hour away) introduced herself and then an educator from the local school sytem (in Frederick) talked with me for quite some time.
Blogs are becoming a wonderful forum for survivors of sexual assault to share with each other and the world. Consequently, we have decided to create
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