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["LaDue, Lee E." <>]

Several years ago someone from this listserve I believe sent me their outline 
for a life skills course for women and one for men.  I couldn't find the copy 
for men but did find the one for women.  I was dismayed that I couldn't find 
the name of the person who sent it because she needs to be credited but it 
wasn't on the outline.  Perhaps if she is still on this list, she'll 
recognize the outline and let us know.   I'm so sorry I don't have it.  But 
here is the outline and although the topics encompass more than 
relationships, there is a section on that.


Lee LaDue
Asst. Director/Coordinator - Gender Violence 
Prevention Program
St. Cloud State University Women's Center
720 4th Ave. S.
St. Cloud, MN 56301
320/308-3995


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   1. Liability Question (Lisa Ingarfield)
   2. article/textbook ideas (Chadwick, Kimberly)
   3. Save the Date: Men Can Stop Rape Sat 2/7 Film Festival
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Dear Colleagues,

My Risk Management department has asked me a question with regard to my 
liability insurance for the work that I do. I am wondering if anyone can 
assist me with the following question they posed to me:

1. Do others doing the same thing you're doing have specific coverage for 
their work at their institutions?

My role includes response, education, prevention, training, supervision and 
training of an on call team of advocates. I am not in the Health and 
Counseling Center and reside in the Division of Student Life. If anyone is in 
a similar situation, could you email me any information you have about the 
liability coverage your institution provides you and any advocates you may 
supervise?

Thanks,
Lisa Ingarfield


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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2009 12:57:43 -0800
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Hi All!

I have been asked to assist a committee in my division to create a Life 
Skills class for incoming freshman. I have been assigned the section on 
healthy relationships (with peers, romantic partners, roommates, faculty, and 
alcohol), conflict management, and sexual assault risk reduction (broad 
subject matter, I know). I am wondering if anyone has any resources 
(articles, texts, chapters, handouts) for this that are good for incoming 
college students (especially focusing on healthy relationships).  I have been 
told that the articles/text need to be academic in nature so that the faculty 
will approve them.

Thanks for your help!
Kim

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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2009 17:52:09 -0500
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Men Can Stop Rape and the Men of Strength (MOST) Club are pleased to
announce its 7th Annual Black History Month Film Festival - Solutions
Through Film - held on Saturday, February 7 at the AFI Silver Theatre from
12-8pm. Centered on the theme "Hearing and Supporting Young Women of Color,"
the festival will showcase three thought-provoking documentaries: The Souls
of Black Girls, the award-winning The Boys of

Baraka, and the New York Times Critics' Pick Very Young Girls.



Hosted by the Men of Strength Club, a male teen violence prevention program
sited in every Washington, DC public high school, Solutions Through Film
uses eye-opening films and dynamic workshop discussions to open
communication across barriers in gender, age, and race. MOST Club is a
program of Men Can Stop Rape, a nonprofit that works worldwide in engaging
young men to end violence against women.



Go to WWW.MENCANSTOPRAPE.ORG to purchase single session, half-day session,
and full-day session passes. Half-day and full-day sessions include a
catered lunch. Tickets can also be purchased at the door. Discounts are
available for high school and college students. E-mail  questions to
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