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[Ross Steinborn <>]

I appreciate this study because, although it’s sample size can’t come to any particular conclusions, it begins to look at the cultural attitudes that pre-dispose men to committing sexual assault.

 

 

 

From: Joanne Sampson [mailto:]
Sent: Friday, February 19, 2016 11:55 AM
To: Staten, Abdul
Cc:
Subject: Re: Articles on Masculinity & Consent

 

Hi,

I would also be interested in this!

Jo

Joanne Sampson
Sexual Violence Prevention Specialist
Student Wellness & Health Promotion
University of Delaware

302-831-3457
https://www.facebook.com/MANatUD/
http://www.udel.edu/sape/

 

 

On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 8:23 AM, Staten, Abdul <> wrote:

Greetings, colleagues!

 

I’m looking for information for a colleague on masculinity and consent.

 

The high-profile speakers in our field (Porter, Katz, Kimmel, Flood, et al) obviously explore masculinity, and will even address consent; but oftentimes, the concepts are explored separately. There are also lesser-known speakers and even programs that attempt to deal with these two concepts, but those speakers or programs are not founded/rooted in anything other than one person’s own ideals or experiences. I’m looking for something more substantial and credible, that can be shared with a student, for educational purposes.

 

So any research, studies, data, or how masculinity and consent intersect would be greatly appreciated!

 

Abdul

 

Abdul Staten, MA

Training & Program Coordinator,

Women & Gender Resource Action Center (WGRAC)

Trinity College

300 Summit Street

2nd floor, Mather Hall

Hartford, CT  06106

Office: 860.297.4131

Email:

Click here to learn more about WGRAC! (Trinity’s Women & Gender Resources Action Center)

 

 

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