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["Kelley Marie Adams" <>]

We have one here at MIT: http://saturdaynightatmit.blogspot.com. It's pretty 
new, but we haven't seen any cons to having it yet - it raises awareness, 
starts conversations on sexual assault, and lets the MIT community know that 
sexual assault does, in fact, happen here. It's also a great way to advertise 
the resources we offer for survivors, as well as the prevention/educational 
sessions we do on campus.

I'm interested to hear what others have to say on this also.

Kelley




Kelley M. Adams, MPH
Health Educator & Grant Coordinator
Violence Prevention & Response
MIT Medical, Community Wellness
E23-205, 617-253-1318

VPR 24-HOUR HOTLINE 617-253-2300


>>> "Hotvedt, Carmen" 
>>> <>
>>>  4/12/2011 2:14 PM >>>
Hi all:

Does anyone have any experience with students running websites or blogs that 
encourage other students to anonymously submit their stories of sexual 
victimization?  Pros?  Cons?

cj

Carmen Hotvedt
Violence Prevention Specialist
University Health Services, UW-Madison
www.uhs.wisc.edu/assault<http://www.uhs.wisc.edu/assault>
608/265-5966
EVOC:  End Violence On Campus
EVOC Change.  EVOC Equality.  EVOC Respect.