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["Foubert, John" <>]

Hi Laura,

 

The Women’s Program, an evidence based sexual violence education program for women that has been well received by sororities has the following article to support that it leads to increased bystander efficacy, increased bystander willingness to intervene and decreased rape myth acceptance.   It can be presented by peer educators with scripts found in The Men’s and Women’s Programs (available on amazon) or I’d be happy to come present on your campus.  The article with evidence that I reference is liked here:

http://okstate.academia.edu/JohnFoubert/Papers/153380/Foubert_J.D._and_Langhinrichsen-Rohling_J._Brasfield_H._and_Hill_B._2010_._Effects_of_a_rape_awareness_program_on_college_women_Increasing_bystander_efficacy_and_willingness_to_intervene._Journal_of_Community_Psychology_38_813-827

 

John

 

From: Laura Anne Stuart [mailto:]
Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2011 10:36 AM
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Subject: Education programs for sororities?

 

If you have a successful or evidence-based sexual violence education program that has been well-received by sororities on your campus, please let me know. Our Panhellenic Association has expressed a desire for something different that what we're already offering at Northwestern.

 

Thanks,

Laura