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[Holly Rider-Milkovich <>]

My FAVORITE recent research that is absolutely practitioner friendly (very engaging read) is The Talk from Harvard's School of Education Making Caring Common project. It shares data on the what this research project uncovered related to young people's needs from caregivers in terms of promoting helathy relationships and preventing sexual and gender-based harassment. Chockablock with practical, actionable tips, not science- or policy-wonky, and short.

Holly

On Wed, Mar 25, 2020 at 11:27 AM Kirkland, Connie J. <> wrote:

Claire,

I've been involved with production of a new book titled "What They Don't Teach Teens," which is a really practical guide mostly for parents.  Author is Jonathan Crystal, a prosecutor in California, who is the parent of three boys and decided this needed to be written,  It is to be published by Quill Driver Books in California in May or June - but, of course, that may be delayed.  I helped with two of his chapters - stalking and sexual assault, but he includes many other important topics - bullying, harassment, etc.

Connie

Connie J. Kirkland, MA, NCC, CTTS
Director, NOVACares Office

Director, Sexual Assault Services
Northern Virginia Community College
7630 Little River Turnpike, Suite 817
Annandale, VA 22003
703-323-2136
www.nvcc.edu/novacares

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From: <> on behalf of Kaplan, Claire N (cnk2r) <>
Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2020 10:50 AM
To: CAPPA Leadership <>; Sexual Assault Program Coordinators' Listserv <>
Subject: Book suggestions

 

Hello friends!

I hope you are all healthy and managing self-isolation on top of your job duties. It’s a very strange time, indeed.

 

I have a question: What books that you would recommend that have a focus specifically on prevention? This doesn’t have to be strictly for the college-aged population, although those may be included. I’m interested in titles that focus on K-12 and that are not research-focused (more for practitioners, teachers, etc.)

Many thanks,

Claire

 

Claire N. Kaplan, Ph.D.

She/her/hers

Program Director, Gender Violence & Social Change

Confidential Advocate

Founder and Manager, SAPC list

Maxine Platzer Lynn Women’s Center

University of Virginia

PO Box 800588

1400 University Avenue

Charlottesville VA 22908-0588

434.982.2774

@clairskyk

 

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