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[jennifer przewoznik <>]

Tee North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault is having a Sexual Violence Primary Prevention Summit October 4-5, 2012 in Durham, NC.  NC has a really strong Campus Consortium, so there will be workshops focusing on campus prevention.  In addition, one of the keynotes is Students Active For Ending Rape (SAFER), a national org that focuses on mobilizing students to change campus policy.

If you want more info about the event, feel free to contact me.

Best,

Jen

On Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 2:40 PM, Brett Sokolow <> wrote:

Hi Emily,

SSZ is not still functioning, that I know of.  However, the SCOPE conference takes place at the same time and place.  Www.wearescope.org.  Also, you can find Title IX-related events and conferences at www.atixa.org.  

Regards,
Brett A. Sokolow
Brett A. Sokolow, Esq.
Attorney-at-Law

Chair, The NCHERM Group (www.thenchermgroup.org)

Managing Partner, The National Center for Higher Education Risk Management (www.ncherm.org)

Executive Director, The National Behavioral Intervention Team Association (www.nabita.org)

Executive Director, The Association of Title IX Administrators (www.atixa.org)

20 Callery Way 
Malvern, PA 19355-2969
Tel. (610) 993-0229 
Fax (610) 993-0228


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From: Emily Abend Piassick <>
To: "" <>
Subject: Conferences addressing sexual assault prevention/advocacy

I am interested in learning more about any conferences that address sexual assault prevention/advocacy particularly in light of Title IX.

Any suggestions?

 

Also is safe society zone still functioning?

 

Thanks.

Emily

 

Emily Abend Piassick, PhD

Director

Counseling and Psychological Services

Mercer University

478-301-2862

 

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Jen Przewoznik, MSW
Prevention Education Coordinator
North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault
811 Spring Forest, Suite 900
Raleigh, NC 27609
919-871-1015 (p)
919-871-5895 (f)
www.nccasa.org
  
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