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Title: Dates Announced for Men Can Stop Rape Trainings in DC and New York

Men Can Stop Rape (MCSR)’s comprehensive “From Theory to Practice” Training has equipped thousands of professionals and activists in engaging men and boys to prevent sexual and dating violence. This January 2011, MCSR will hold two "From Theory to Practice" trainings – one in DC (January 5-7) and the other in New York City (January 19-21).

This training is for >> Victim service providers :: Educators and youth-serving professionals :: College and university personnel :: Peer educators :: Law enforcement :: Military SARCs :: Students and activists

Topics that will be addressed include: social change theory as it relates to preventing gender-based violence, the application of MCSR’s Strength Campaign to communities, public speaking strategies, engaging men and boys, the intersections between oppressions, and bystander intervention strategies. Upon completion of the training each participant will receive a 50+ page training manual (includes presentation and facilitation guides), access to a network of professionals in this field, and discounts for future trainings and for our public awareness materials.

Our trainings only allow for 20-25 participants so register online now!

"From Theory to Practice" Training in DC

January 5-7, 2011

Center for Education on Violence Against Women

Registration Deadline: Dec 3, 2010

Details at http://www.mencanstoprape.org/calendar2702/calendar_show.htm?doc_id=1367862

"From Theory to Practice" Training in NYC

January 19-21, 2011

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Registration Deadline: Dec 10, 2010

Details at http://www.mencanstoprape.org/calendar2702/calendar_show.htm?doc_id=1374030

Unable to attend either training? Request that we come to you!
http://www.mencanstoprape.org/Form3466/Form.htm?survey_id=449

If you have any questions, please contact Joe Vess or Joe Samalin at or at 202/265-6530.

Also, don’t forget to check out [YMOST], our new posters and postcards that empower middle school aged boys to take action against gender-based harassment, teasing, bullying, and cyber-bullying: http://www.mencanstoprape.org/info-url2698/info-url_list.htm?section=YMOST%3A%20Young%20Men%20of%20Strength