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["Rafi, Aline Jesus" <>]

Chad,

Thank you for posting this link. I just had a conversation about this our 
student group which is planning on posting fliers on campus next week with 
stats.

They didn't necessary agree with my point of view, and this link is great as 
it provides additional perspectives.

All the best,
Aline

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Aline Jesus Rafi, MA

Coordinator of Sexual Assault Prevention Education and Response

Emory University Student Health & Counseling Services



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-----Original Message-----
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 On Behalf Of Chad Sniffen
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2008 7:47 PM
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Subject: Triggered by Rape Awareness Efforts

There is a blog post by a survivor who was repeatedly triggered by her
campus' rape awareness efforts that can be found at the link below, as
well a good discuss of being triggered by prevention education in the
comments. This is definitely information that rape prevention educators
should consider when planning their activities:

http://community.feministing.com/2008/09/rape-awareness-monthaka-the-mo.
html

I disagree with many of the comments that information-based awareness
should not be done, but it is important to consider the impact on
survivors at different stages of recovery when educators think about how
they are going to educate.
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Chad Keoni Sniffen
Prevention Services Coordinator
California Coalition Against Sexual Assault


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