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Hey, by the way... Mark Wynn is here in MN doing an all day workshop at
Rivers of Hope and we are having him speak here on campus on October
18th, 7 pm in Ritsche in case you are interested.
Lee LaDue
Assistant Director/Coordinator of Sexual Assault Services
St. Cloud State University Women's Center
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Y'all may be interested in this CDC conference, if you haven't seen it
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Peace,
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FYI!!
Web seminar on working with men and boys
In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, CDC is co-hosting
a web seminar on working with men and boys to prevent intimate
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<http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/factsheets/ipvfacts.htm> violence. The web
seminar "A Call to Men: Ending Domestic Violence, Becoming Part of the
Solution" will be on Wednesday, October 19th from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM
EST. To register, please send an e-mail to
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Ross A. Wantland
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300 Student Services Bldg. (MC-306)
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Champaign, IL 61820
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Please disregard that last message - I had meant to send it to a friend
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Peace,
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Web seminar on working with men and boys
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a web seminar on working with men and boys to prevent intimate
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<http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/factsheets/ipvfacts.htm> violence. The web
seminar "A Call to Men: Ending Domestic Violence, Becoming Part of the
Solution" will be on Wednesday, October 19th from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM
EST. To register, please send an e-mail to
.
_____________________________________
Ross A. Wantland
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300 Student Services Bldg. (MC-306)
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Champaign, IL 61820
217-333-3137
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Ben -
At the risk of sounding too sarcastic, I will tell you that I have yet
to hear that a college handled a student-to-student rape with
appropriate harshness.
As a previous writer mentioned, many states have the rough-equivalent
of the provision of VAWA that was struck down in morrisson -- which
means a victim may have a civil rights remedy in state court -
AND -- a federal remedy is often an option under Title IX -
I used Title IX to force harvard to repeal its "sufficient indeendent
corroboration" rule a few years ago -- and although we did not file it
as a civil lawsuit (we could have) we filed, instead, at OCR -- in part
to educate the public about the availability of OCR as a place to seek
remedies when schools handle sexual assaults in appropriately -
Title IX requires all schools to have policies for judicial proceedings
that are "prompt and equitable" -
I argued that requiring corroboration is hardly equitable --
OCR agreed and Harvard repealed its policy -- piecemeal -- during the
course of the OCR investigation -
Although OCR is not the ideal place to seek redress because colleges
have substantial political influence over the agency, and they are more
inclined to use the pendency of an "investigation" to coerce the school
to fix its problems than to use its $$ sanction power to punish
disobedient schools -- the fact remains that Title IX is a viable
avenue of both a complaint to OCR AND a federal civil rights action
when schools have a policy that is not "equitable".
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Ben, what the survivors told you definitely happens on campuses across
the country. One of the survivors in "Voices of Courage" shares her
personal experience in which her campus acknowledged the perpetrator did
wrong and still only gave him probation. Imagine if any other major
felony involving violence happened on campus (a shooting, a stabbing, or
even murder)? The assailant would never just get probation. Below are
some of the reasons these issue continues to be covered up:
1) Denial (as Molly mentioned)
2) Intentional to protect the school's image (I've met survivors
involved in a case where multiple survivors came forward and the perp
was only asked to leave school, but the campus did everything they could
to keep it from going through criminal courts. With this case, I highly
recommended the survivors work with Security on Campus).
3) Archaic reporting structures that make coming forward even more
difficult than normal. Consequently, the campus technically has no
"cover up" because no one is coming forward at all.
4) Lack of resources available on campus (including no counselors
trained specifically on this issue) or in the community. In some remote
areas, you may not have a rape crisis center closeby to assist when the
campus itself lacks qualified professionals.
5) Lack of programming and educational efforts. If students do not know
what sexual assault is, they are less likely to report or seek support.
Once again, creating a campus where no reports are taking place.
As we are all discussing the dangerous environments on some campuses, we
need to acknowledge that there are campuses who work closely with the
survivor to have the case handled by both the local authorities in
criminal court and at the same time, in their campus judicial system
(when the survivor wants to move forward with proceedings). In doing
so, these campuses are working to provide the survivor with as many
forms of justice and protection available as possible. Many of these
same campuses provide counseling and advocacy (both from the campus and
from the community). I have met survivors who praise the school's
handling of their case and how much support they were provided. I know
of a campus that provides a professional to work with the survivor
throughout the criminal proceedings in the court system (in addition to
counseling they may be receiving). Consequently, I would hate for
people to think that no schools work hard to help survivors.
Mike Domitrz
Executive Director of "The DateSafe Project"
Author of "May I Kiss You?" A Candid Look at Dating, Communication,
Respect, & Sexual Assault Awareness
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Assault"
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Ben -
At the risk of sounding too sarcastic, I will tell you that I have yet
to hear that a college handled a student-to-student rape with
appropriate harshness.
As a previous writer mentioned, many states have the rough-equivalent
of the provision of VAWA that was struck down in morrisson -- which
means a victim may have a civil rights remedy in state court -
AND -- a federal remedy is often an option under Title IX -
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corroboration" rule a few years ago -- and although we did not file it
as a civil lawsuit (we could have) we filed, instead, at OCR -- in part
to educate the public about the availability of OCR as a place to seek
remedies when schools handle sexual assaults in appropriately -
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course of the OCR investigation -
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have substantial political influence over the agency, and they are more
inclined to use the pendency of an "investigation" to coerce the school
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