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MEN CAN STOP RAPE'S

National Healthy Masculinity Conversation Series

 

CONVERSATION FIVE: Healthy Masculinity and the United States Military

CONVERSATIONALISTS: Dr. Nathan W. Galbreath, PH.D., M.F.S., Deputy Director,

United States Department of Defense Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (SAPRO), and Patrick McGann, Ph.D., Director of Strategy and Planning, Men Can Stop Rape

 

DATE AND TIME: Thursday, April 9^th, 2:00 – 3:00 pm EST

 

THIS CONVERSATION WILL NOT BE RECORDED, SO BE SURE TO RSVP AND FOLLOW IT

LIVE ON YOUTUBE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/national-healthy-masculinity-conversation-series-5-tickets-101060121544

(The link for the live stream will be shared 10 minutes before start time)

 

CONVERSATION TOPIC: In 2008, Patrick McGann, Director of Strategy and Planning, Men Can Stop Rape, collaborated with Dr. Nate Galbreath, Deputy Director, United States Department of Defense Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office, to create a Department of Defense Sexual Assault Prevention Strategy for all the Service Branches. This conversation will explore where sexual assault prevention in the military was then, where it is now, what civilians might learn from the military’s sexual assault prevention and response efforts, and how aspects of the military’s prevention work might connect with healthy masculinity.

 

DURING THE CONVERSATION, TWEET QUESTIONS TO: @mencanstoprape. Use the hashtags #HMseries or #healthymasculinity

 

CONVERSATIONALISTS’ BIOS

 

Dr. Nate Galbreath is the Deputy Director for the Department of Defense Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (SAPRO). In this position, he is the Department’s expert for prevention and response programs and their relationship to behavioral health, forensic science, criminal investigation, and sex offender assessment and treatment. The Department selected Dr. Galbreath in December 2016 to be a senior executive and fill the role of Deputy. Dr. Galbreath previously served as the Department’s Highly Qualified Expert on Sexual Assault Prevention and Response from 2012 to 2014. He has been affiliated with SAPRO since May 2007 when he served as SAPRO’s first military deputy director before retiring from the Air Force in 2009. Dr. Galbreath’s clinical experience focused on treating and researching sexual dysfunction and sexual disorders. He also evaluated and treated sex offenders with Dr. Fred S. Berlin at the National Institute for the Study, Prevention and Treatment of Sexual Trauma, which is affiliated with the Johns Hopkins Medical School in Baltimore, MD.

 

Dr. Galbreath maintains close ties to the law enforcement community. He has provided training at national and international conferences hosted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Department of Defense, the Department of Justice, the Norwegian Ministry of Defense, and other non-governmental organizations. He serves as a Professorial Lecturer in the Forensic Sciences at the George Washington University, where he created one of the nation’s first graduate level courses on child abuse investigations. He also teaches a graduate course on sexual assault investigations.

 

Patrick McGann, Ph.D., as Men Can Stop Rape’s Director of Strategy & Planning, creates effective long and short term strategy and planning for current and future developments regarding mobilizing men for gender-based violence prevention. He has managed large-scale federal projects for the Department of Health and Human Services Office on Women’s Health, the Department of Defense, and the Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women. In 2008, he co-authored a comprehensive Sexual Assault Prevention Strategy for the U.S. Department of Defense. Dr. McGann has overseen the development of public service announcement (PSA) campaigns that have been recognized as the nation's best-designed and most effective sexual-assault-prevention PSA outreach to men and boys. He played a key role in planning and implementing the 2012 Healthy Masculinity Action Project, a national multi-year initiative that reached more than 60,000,000 people with its positive messages and launched an international healthy masculinity movement.