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Laura, Gillian, and Jen,

I would be interested in this information as well, as the other advocate and 
I are trying to reach out to study abroad programs here and need a more 
structured approach. 

Thanks!


Katy Berteau, MA
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-----Original Message-----
From: Lockwood, Laura R 
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Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2016 11:00 PM
To: Gillian Greensite 
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Cc: Jen Luettel Schweer 
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Subject: Re: Overseas resources

Hi,

The Study Abroad program asked me to make a handout which basically did what 
Gillian said-outlined resources, prevention ideas, explained how women from 
the US can be perceived/treated, perceptions/laws/treatment regarding LGBTQ 
students, laws, resources, etc. This was a while ago so it's probably dated. 
Time to create a new one - thanks for this reminder! Additionally I've had 
discussions with groups of students doing special programs at the professors' 
 request;  for example, I spoke to students who were spending a summer month 
in Cambodia about sex trafficking and gender issues specific to the culture 
as well as sexual assault resources/prevention.

Best,
Laura

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On Mar 6, 2016, at 10:22 PM, "Gillian Greensite" 
<<mailto:>>
 wrote:

I did workshops for students who were planning to study abroad for many years 
while working at UCSC in Rape Prevention Education. I'd be happy to share the 
approach and content if you like. It was heavy on prevention. Sorry I don't 
have handouts but I can re-create the outlines if that would be helpful. On 
resources after rape I encouraged them to find out as much about their 
prospective countries before they left: women's resource centers; rape crisis 
centers etc.

Best,
Gillian
On Mar 6, 2016, at 6:03 PM, Jen Luettel Schweer wrote:

Good evening!

I would love to hear about any resources you use for students who are 
studying abroad, in terms of both information/resources they get before they 
go and ways you help them connect with resources and support while abroad, 
after experiencing an assault.

Thanks!

Best,
Jen

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Prevention Services Adjunct Faculty, Women and Gender Studies Georgetown 
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