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

[Alana Sacks <>]

I would like to strongly recommend my colleague, Marc Peters, the Men's Health Coordinator at Brown. He has loads of experience facilitating workshops and developing curriculum. His focus is in engaging folks in anti-oppression, preventative work as it relates to power-based violence, particularly with regards to the topic of challenging gender norms and toxic masculinity. He has done beautiful work on our campus with our athletic teams and Greek and Program houses. He is an incredible person and a real joy to work with. Happy to facilitate contact should you be interested in bringing him to your campus. 

Best, 

Alana

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On Sep 19, 2016, at 11:40 AM, McLay, Molly Margaret <> wrote:

Our Interfraternity Council is researching speakers to bring to talk to fraternity leadership, and they’ve asked me about Aaron Boe and Tim Mousseau. I do not know them at all and wondered if others had experience with them, or if you’ve got alternate ideas. I’m encouraging the council to bring folks to see Byron Hurt when he comes to campus in a few weeks, but these organizations often like to do their own programming. Thanks all!

 

Molly M. McLay, LCSW

(pronouns: she/her/hers)

Assistant Director

University of Illinois Women's Resources Center

Office of Inclusion and Intercultural Relations

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