Category: Sexual Violence Prevention Clear
Redefining Red Flags: A New Way to Talk About Relationship Health
Categorized: Communication, Health & Wellness, Personal Growth, Relationships, Self-Defense, Self-Esteem, Sexual Violence Prevention, Values, Violence Prevention, Women's Empowerment
Tagged: authenticity, boundaries, communication, relationships, self esteem, values
We’ve all seen the red flag memes. They’ve become shorthand for toxic traits and harmful behaviors in everything from dating…
Read moreConsent, Communication, and Campus Culture: Why First Year Students Need Boundary Education Now
Categorized: Communication, Health & Wellness, Orientation, Relationships, Sexual Violence Prevention, Values, Women's Empowerment
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We tell students to speak up, communicate clearly, and respect boundaries – but most of them have never actually been…
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Health & Wellness
Categorized: Addiction, Alcohol & Other Drugs, Body Image, Campus Life, Depression, Drinking & Driving, Health & Wellness, HIV & AIDS, Mental Health, Self-Esteem, Sexual Violence Prevention, Stress Management, Suicide Prevention, Title IX, Violence Prevention
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Inquire About Booking a Speaker CAMPUSPEAK addresses Health and Wellness topics such as Alcohol & Other Drugs, Body Image/Eating Disorders,…
Read moreShifting the Culture: Preventing Sexual Violence Through Community Conversations
Categorized: Community Building, Relationships, Sexual Violence Prevention, Violence Prevention
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In our quest to lead sexual violence prevention efforts, it’s imperative to delve beyond the surface and examine the broader…
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Sexual Assault Prevention Speakers who Make an Impact
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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). This is a time for advocates, survivors, their loved ones, and the community to…
Read moreEnsuring a Safe Spring Break
Categorized: Alcohol & Other Drugs, Program Planning, Sexual Violence Prevention, Substance Abuse
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As the spring break season approaches, higher education professionals have a unique opportunity to educate and empower their students on…
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Top Speakers for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. At CAMPUSPEAK, we have experienced speakers who can provide impactful presentations on healthy relationships,…
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The Power of Affirmative Consent: Empowering Students to Communicate
Categorized: Communication, Sexual Violence Prevention
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In the realm of sexual education, consent has never been a more critical topic of discussion. It’s a conversation that…
Read moreWe All Can, and Must, Do More To Prevent Sexual Violence
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One of the significant barriers we face in preventing sexual violence is an implicit bias people feel when considering their…
Read moreThe Importance of Community in Sexual Violence Prevention
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Preventing sexual violence, harassment, and abuse requires more than one voice. It takes a community of engaged individuals engaged in…
Read moreManaging The Red Zone
Categorized: Sexual Violence Prevention
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A widely discussed concept, the Red Zone refers to the first six to ten weeks of the Fall semester when…
Read moreHow to Run a Virtual Sexual Assault Awareness Campaign
Categorized: Sexual Violence Prevention, Violence Prevention
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In March of 2020, near the beginning of COVID-19, an interesting dilemma emerged in the world of sexual violence prevention.…
Read morePrimary Prevention Tips in Times of COVID-19
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By: Tim Mousseau When COVID-19 hit near the start of April, right at the beginning of Sexual Assault Awareness Month,…
Read moreWhy I Didn’t Fight Back: A Survivor’s Perspective
Categorized: Mental Health, Sexual Violence Prevention, Violence Prevention
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By: Brittany Piper “Why can’t you remember? Your story doesn’t make sense. Why didn’t you fight back? Weren’t you drinking?…
Read moreThree Non-Sexual Ways You Can Practice Communicating Consent
Categorized: Confrontation Skills, Personal Growth, Sexual Violence Prevention
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By: Dr. Lori Bednarchik Usually when I’m talking to students about consent, it is in the context of sexual activity.…
Read moreAfter the Assault: The #MeFIRST Approach
Categorized: Sexual Violence Prevention, Violence Prevention
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By: Brittany Piper In 2009, at the age of 20, I was raped and beaten—nearly left for dead, by a…
Read moreWhat Do I Do/Say If Someone Tells Me That They Have Been Sexually Assaulted
Categorized: Sexual Violence Prevention
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By: Dr. Lori Bednarchik Note from the Author: This article was originally written for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Below are…
Read moreGetting Men to the Table
Categorized: Masculinity, Sexual Violence Prevention
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By: Tim Mousseau I recently attended a day-long conference put on concerning general sex education and the positive sides of…
Read moreSexual Assault Awareness Campaign
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The key to all effective awareness and prevention campaigns is the spread of relevant information. Through his experience speaking across…
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SPEAK UP Updates
Categorized: Sexual Violence Prevention
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WE HEARD YOU! Over the past 10 months, we have heard countless Higher Education professionals and Title IX Coordinators insist…
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SPEAK UP against sexual misconduct
Categorized: Sexual Violence Prevention
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I am humbled and grateful to serve as a contributor for CAMPUSPEAK’s sexual misconduct prevention effort, SPEAK UP. Participating in…
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Hear. Me. Roar!
Categorized: Self-Defense, Sexual Violence Prevention
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At age 20-something, I was assaulted on the street one night outside of my New York City apartment. Thankfully, I…
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It’s time to speak up
Categorized: Sexual Violence Prevention
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When CAMPUSPEAK approached me to be a part of the SPEAK UP program on sexual assault, I knew I had…
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CAMPUSPEAK announces launch of online sexual violence prevention program
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AURORA, CO – CAMPUSPEAK announced today the launch of its new online sexual violence prevention education program, SPEAK UP, which promotes…
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Retaking our story
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I believe in the power of personal stories. Facts do not create change, but stories do. It is a proven…
Read moreRetaking our story
Categorized: Sexual Violence Prevention
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Facts do not create change, but stories do. Information alone cannot create change, but is something we often forget when…
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