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Hi Everyone,
   
  I would also be interested in the "flashcard method" if anyone is able to 
share.
   
  Jes


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Today's Topics:

1. Flash cards with statistics?
(Ben Atherton-Zeman - Feminist, Actor and Husband)


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Date: Fri, 7 Sep 2007 10:24:24 -0400
From: "Ben Atherton-Zeman - Feminist, Actor and Husband"

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Hi, friends! 

When I trained volunteers for a domestic violence hotline, I made a set of 
flash cards that helped them learn about some common statistics about 
domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking etc. I can't find them, but I 
wondered if others have done this and if those cards could be made available.

One of the things I was helping to train them (and me!) on is not only the 
statistic, but the completely referenced source for the statistic. With the 
so-called "Father's Rights" movement coming at us with "their" stats that men 
are victims as often as women, I feel a bit more need to know my sources and 
my stats. And research has never been my strong suit. 

Has anyone else used the "flash card" method? If so, would you be willing to 
share your cards with others? Me, in particular? :)

Until the violence stops, Ben. 

Ben Atherton-Zeman, Acton MA USA
Actor, Comedian, Feminist and Husband
Presenting a One-Man Play: "Voices of Men," www.voicesofmen.org (video clips 
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"I am lighting candles for Patreece Johnson, Renata Hill, Venice Brown, and 
Terrain Dandridge whose real crime was being black, lesbian, and daring to 
resist the intimidation and sexual harrassment of a lesbophobic male. I hope 
and pray they are released very soon. 
..Which of us, as women, has not had the experience of being accosted late at 
night, crudely propositioned, harrassed with sexist hate speech? How many of 
us have been knifed, beaten, shot, raped and murdered at the hands of a man 
in an incident which began just like this one? How is it a crime for us to be 
ready to defend ourselves?"
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Dear Colleagues,

I just started as the new sexual assault prevention educator at Emory 
University last month, and I inherited many boxes of posters, and other 
promotional items that use the term =93unwanted sexual experience=94 as a 
synonym for sexual assault.

I=92ve seen the term used in research papers before, but I am not 
familiar with it in a prevention and advocacy/response context. Some 
students seem to have embraced the term, but personally its use makes 
me a little uncomfortable.

I was wondering if any other schools are using =93unwanted sexual 
experience=94 in their outreach efforts and if you have received any 
feedback from students and/or your campus community in general. Or feel 
free to share your personal opinion as well.

Thanks!

-- 
Aline Jesus Rafi, MA
Health Educator
Sexual Assault Prevention Education and Response
Emory University Student Health Services
1525 Clifton Road
Atlanta, GA 30322
Phone: 404-727-1514
Fax: 404-727-9159
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