Discussion List for campus-based and allied personnel working to end gender-based violence on campus.

[Shael Norris <>]

Throwing one more film suggestion into the ring for everyone's consideration this school year: 

Audrie & Daisy will be released on Netflix this fall, and in support of that release, the film will be available for free to campus and community organizations who are interested in hosting a screening and talkback event during the fall.

Audrie & Daisy follows the stories of Audrie Pott and Daisy Coleman, both underage high-school girls, who were sexually assaulted by school acquaintances and bullied by their peers, while their assailants received little punishment. Tragically, Audrie takes her own life, but Daisy survives multiple attempts and goes on to connect with other survivors to forge a path toward healing by creating SafeBAE.

​ ​The film is about the power of survivor networks, and more specifically, the power of teen peers to reverse the tragic affects of online and in-person bullying.  

SafeBAE has developed the student activist kit for the film and the survivor/co-founders will be available for speaking in collaboration with the film.  There will also be a provided curriculum, developed by Futures Without Violence.  

If anyone has any questions at all, please don't hesitate to reach out at shael@safebae.org.

To learn more or request a free screening, you can email screenings coordinator Carla Fleisher at .

From: Stephanie Trilling <>
Date: Monday, August 1, 2016 5:52 PM
To: Katie Koestner <>
Cc: Joel Levin <>, "" <>
Subject: Re: Films

Hi all,

Please send out the link when you've got the list up!  Here are some of my favs:

• Speechless by Scenarios USA
  
• Hip Hop; Beyond Beats and Rhymes
• Precious
• Speak

Steph

On Sun, Jul 31, 2016 at 11:35 AM, Katie Koestner <> wrote:

Hi Esther,

Could you your complete list to me, too, because we are adding resources for K-12 schools to the Take Back The Night site, too!

 

Here are some more:

ThinkLuv for High Schools

Please Write Back

Helping a Sexual Assault Survivor

 

Thanks,
Katie Koestner

TakeBackTheNight.org

 

 

From: Joel Levin [mailto:]
Sent: Saturday, July 30, 2016 3:14 PM
To:
Subject: Films

 

Subject:	films for K-12 students
Date:	Sat, 30 Jul 2016 09:19:47 -0700
From:	Esther Warkov
Organization:	Stop Sexual Assault in Schools
To:	SAPC List Serv ,

 

Hello,

SSAIS.org is currently compiling a list of affordable films for home or school use to instruct K-12 families about gender based discrimination, sexual harassment and sexual assault (preferably involving school culture),  gender stereotypes, and activism.   Please suggest a few of your favorite resources in addition to the films below:

It Happened Here

My Masculinity Helps Me

The Mask You Live In

Miss Representation

UnSlut Documentary

Brave Miss World

The Sexy Lie (Caroline Heldman TedX)

The Hunting Ground

Thank you,
esther warkov

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Esther Warkov, Ph.D

Executive Director, Co-Founder

Joel Levin, Ph.D

Director of Programs, Co-Founder

 

Stop Sexual Assault in Schools

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Educating students, families, and schools about sexual assault prevention
and the right to an equal education free from sexual harassment  

Stop Sexual Assault in Schools is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit

 

 

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