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

["Chad Sniffen" <>]

This sort of question also comes-up frequently on our Prevent-Connect
email list. We have been trying to capture the responses on our
prevention wiki at:

http://www.preventconnect.org/wiki ;

We he have limited capacity to capture this information, however, since
we do not have many wiki users yet. Our wiki can be viewed by anyone,
but only users can author content on it... and we make sure that our
users are people who know something about prevention. Soo... if anyone
on this list is interested in become a wiki user, please contact me
directly!

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Chad Keoni Sniffen 
Prevention Services Coordinator 
California Coalition Against Sexual Assault 


 
(916) 446-2520 : Extension 315 
(916) 446-8166 : FAX 
(916) 446-8802 : TTY 

www.CALCASA.org / www.PreventConnect.org
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[mailto:]
 On Behalf Of Boyd, Chimi L
Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2008 9:22 AM
To: 
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Subject: Campus SA/RV advice

Thank you Christina for your inquiry. What things brings up for me is
the idea that we may want to pull all the info that folks send to you
into a word or pdf document. That document can be sent to people
whenever the inquiry comes up. An inquiry like yours comes up every few
months and it might be helpful to all to have readily accessible info.
Nothing polished and formal, just a little "how-to."

What do people think?

Chimi L. Boyd
Director, Women's Center
North Carolina Central University
Student Services Building, Suite 120
1801 Fayetteville Street
Durham, NC 27707
(919) 530-6811, phone
(919) 530- 7958, fax

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