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

Elizabeth's question made me realize I need to update you and to outreach to 
all of you. After Learning Publications ended, Alan McEvoy and I (and 
friends/colleagues we've collected along the way) created Teal Ribbon 
Publications as a small specialty house specifically devoted to solutions to 
violence non-fiction. It is a second job for all of us but close to our 
hearts so we tend to make slow but steady progress. One of our key projects 
is to keep in print and add to the booklet series for friends, families and 
supporters of sexual assault victims. We are hoping to have our new list of 
32-page booklets available in April which will include:

1. an updated and revised "If She is Raped" by Alan McEvoy and Jeff Brookings;
2. a new booklet by Nora Baladerian primarily aimed at supporters of persons 
with communications difficulties and similar disabilities who have been 
sexually victimized;
3. a new booklet by Zak Mucha entitled "If a person with a mental illness is 
raped"
4. a new booklet by Flora Colao entitled "If your child has witnessed sexual 
violence"
and 5. an updated and revised version of "If He is Raped" (which we hope will 
be completed in time for the April list.)

By then we also hope to have a more interactive website up and running but in 
the meantime you can find our contact information on a static page at
www.tealribbonpublications.com
or you can simply email us at


We are looking to you for ideas to expand our booklet series. If you have a 
topic you'd like to see us publish or a submission or proposal, please 
contact me offlist at


I'll update you on our other projects and publications as they become 
available but to end on a fun note: once our website is up, we will be asking 
for your contributions to a cookbook called "Stirring the Pot". The recipe 
must come with a paragraph about your work in the field. When our cookbook 
editors have completed their work, we'll be offering "Stirring the Pot" at 
cost as a fundraiser for people in our field.

Keep your strength,
Alice



>-----Original Message-----
>From: Elizabeth Mohon 
>[mailto:]
>Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008 11:51 AM
>To: 
>
>Subject: Family and Friends of survivors
>
>Greetings all! Hope this email finds each of you well! I was hoping
>someone could give me some good resources they've used for friends and
>family of survivors of sexual violence? Most of what I've done focuses
>on the survivor and so ourside of "basic" information to give to family 
>and friends, I was looking for good websites, books, and other resources
>that gives a more indepth look at how to help a survivors family or
>friends. Anything you could share would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Thanks!
>Elizabeth
>
>--
>Elizabeth G. Mohon
>Sexual Assault Services Coordinator
>Staff Counselor
>
>Counseling and Testing Center
>Western Kentucky University
>1906 College Heights Blvd. #11024
>Bowling Green, KY 42101-1024
>270/745-3159
>
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