Discussion List for campus-based and allied personnel working to end gender-based violence on campus.

[Molly Dragiewicz <>]

Hi All,

I think the discussion of stickers and splash guards is interesting, but I 
fear my original query has been lost in the shuffle. I have received very 
few suggestions about other tactics than flyers, posters, lectures.

We all use these approaches, but I refuse to believe that they are the only 
approaches people are finding effective as components of anti-rape 
education efforts.

Residence halls and bulletin boards are littered with posters and flyers, 
and often they are effectively invisible in the clutter. I use them too, 
along with peer and staff presentations and programs, but I am still 
looking for other ideas because I recognize that many or most students will 
never read the posters or see a program.

While my query generated a lot of traffic, I received virtually no 
responses with suggestions. If you have an innovative way to raise 
awareness or provide some education, please do share it with the list.

I was not advocating splash guards as a unitary response to sexual assault, 
nor was I promoting any particular wording for splash guards, stickers, or 
whatever else. I just want suggestions from people with more creativity and 
experience than myself :o)

Thanks again.

Molly Dragiewicz
Director
Women's Resource Center
Bucknell University

(570) 577 1375