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Friends,

We've screened No! and had the filmmaker talk. She is terrific and the film 
is very powerful

Also, SOARS, presented by A Long Walk Home (alongwalkhome.com) is terrific. 
A multi-media piece that focuses on one woman's healing from sexual 
assault.  They also facilitated a workshop about Race, Sexual Assault and 
Athletes that was fantastic.

Just my two cents.

Maura

--On Friday, December 16, 2005 12:02 PM -0500 
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> I'd also like to proclaim how great Reanae McNeal was. She presents a
> fantastic(!!!) performance called "Don't Speak My Mother's Name in
> Vain", that details the lives of seven black women through the past 100
> years and how their lives have been affected by racism, sexism, and
> violence against women. http://www.rmcneal.com/womanist.php  Moreover,
> many speakers (and this isn't their fault always) are pretty expensive,
> but Reanae provided many presentations and interaction opportunities for
> a very affordable cost. Great for both campuses and the community, and
> it begins some fantastic dialogues.
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> I've also heard the No! documentary was fantastic. It was screened on
> our campus a few weeks ago, and students/staff/faculty/community are
> still talking about it.
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> Peace,
> Ross
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> Subject: SAAM SPEAKER ENDORSEMENTS
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> Can we all send in our endorsements, as someone like myself that is
> joing higher ed for the first time, i'd like to see what other schools
> have done for SAAM.  And what you def. would not recommend.
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> I have a question about a few folks i'm thinking of bringing up:
> Equalogy??? any thoughts
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> I heard that "No! The Rape Documentary" was fab?? i'm actually expecting
> a sample video from them any day now??? any thoughts
> (www.notherapedocumentary.org)
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> I also heard that Byron Hurt (www.bhurt.com) was great too in addressing
> mysogony & sexual violence/DV in hip hop culture??? any thoughts
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> Well thanks in advance for all the gem's
> Leah Prescott, Dartmouth College
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> Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2005 16:10:23 -0600
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> A friend of mine at DOJ sent this to me. It utilizes information from a
> 2002 report (Campus Sexual Assault: How America's Institutions of Higher
> Education Respond), but this is more current. I thought y'all might like
> to take a look. Seems like a useful way to justify services we provide
> to higher education institutions.
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> Shortcut to: http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/nij/pubs-sum/205521.htm
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> In peace & justice,
> Ross
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Maura  Bairley
Director
Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Program
Health Services at Columbia

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