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["Thompson, Stephen M." <>]

Hello

It has been a while since I have made contact with any of you.  I retired 
from my position as a professor and Director of Sexual Aggression Services.  
I just completed a book I have been working many years titled   No Zebras!  
Engaging Bystanders in the Movement to End Sexual Aggression.  I believe it 
is the most concise and comprehensive book on the market today addressing 
sexual assault, stalking, harassment, domestic violence, child sexual assault 
and bystander education.  It exposes you to the realities of sexual 
aggression and will educate, enlighten, and engage you.  For a bit of 
background, I established the first university peer-to-peer advocacy program 
in the country and have over 40 years of experience listening to the voices 
of survivors, advocates, law enforcement, and predators themselves.  With 
most incidents of sexual aggression, there are people who suspect what is 
happening; yet much like the helpless zebra, they watch while one of their 
own is harmed by a predator.   This book gives readers  the knowledge and 
skills to eliminate the bystander mentality and actively participate in the 
fight to end sexual aggression.  I would hope you would look at it.  Take care

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08B7LNR63?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860

Stephen M. Thompson
CEO, No Zebras & More L.L.C.
Emeritus Faculty and Sexual Aggression Services Director – Central Michigan 
University
Email: 
www.nozebrasproductions.com
Phone: (989) 621-3357


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    sapc digest Tue, 26 May 2020

    Table of contents:

    * 1 - Today at 2 pm EDT! Healthy Masculinity Conversation 6 - Pat McGann
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    * 2 - FW: DEADLINE EXTENSION - Call for Chapter Proposals: Eradicating 
Gender
      Violence - "Kaplan, Claire N (cnk2r)" <>

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    Date: Wed, 20 May 2020 13:28:27 +0000
    From: Pat McGann <>
    Subject: Today at 2 pm EDT! Healthy Masculinity Conversation 6

    Men Can Stop Rape’s National Healthy Masculinity Conversation Series

    Conversation Six: Changing the CODE for Men and Boys in Our Communities



    CONVERSATION DESCRIPTION: In these unprecedented times, we still need to
    continue working with men and boys in community to change the man code. 
This
    conversation will feature seven educators working in communities across 
the
    country talking about what the code looks like in their community, the
    different ways they are working to change it, and how those ways relate to
    healthy masculinity.



    DATE AND TIME: Wednesday, May 20, 2020, 2:00 – 3:00 pm EST



    RSVP TO RECEIVE THE LINK AND FOLLOW THE CONVERSATION STREAMED LIVE ON
    
YOUTUBE:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-national-healthy-masculinity-conversation-series-6-tickets-105098412180



    (The link will be emailed 10 to 15 minutes before the start of the
    conversation.)



    CONVERSATIONALISTS:

      *   MCSR Host: Jason Page, Senior Director of National Programs, 
Washington,
    DC
      *   Jorge Matos, Director of Safe Streets, Alliance of Local Service
    Organizations (ALSO), Chicago, IL
      *   Miguel Andres Quiñones, Project Director: Engaging Men & Boys, The
    Center for Hope and Healing, Inc, Lowell, MA
      *   Matthew Tyler, Violence Prevention Educator, Aid to Victims of 
Domestic
    Abuse, Inc, Delray Beach, FL
      *   Derek McCoy, Director of Violence Prevention initiatives, Project 
Pave,
    Denver, CO
      *   Jalen Love, Prevention Specialist, Project Pave, Denver, CO
      *   Jeff Matsushita, Program Specialist, Idaho Coalition Against 
Domestic &
    Sexual Violence, Boise, ID



    DURING THE CONVERSATION, TWEET QUESTIONS TO: @mencanstoprape. Use the 
hashtags
    #HMseries or #healthymasculinity, or submit them in the comment section on
    YouTube.


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    Message-ID: <>
    Date: Fri, 22 May 2020 16:35:33 +0000
    From: "Kaplan, Claire N (cnk2r)" <>
    Subject: FW: DEADLINE EXTENSION - Call for Chapter Proposals: Eradicating
     Gender Violence

    Deadline Extended:

    Call for Chapter Proposals: Eradicating Gender Violence: 
Community-Building
    and Resistance Through Feminist Pedagogies

    Dear Professor McCleary,



    Canadian Scholars is considering publishing a collection of articles 
aimed at
    finding classroom strategies that respond to episodes of gender violence.

    Areas of interest:

      *   Tech/nature, Public/private, and male/female
      *   Sexual assault on college campuses
      *   #MeToo movement including protests and emergent cases
      *   #NiUnaMenos, #NiUnaMas, and other resistance movements responding to
    gender violence in Latin America
      *   Theatre activism against gender violence, staging/performing gender
    violence
      *   Mobilization of new forms of activism in response to feminicides and
    other forms of mounting violence against women
      *   Representations of gender violence in North American media
      *   Representations of gender violence in ancient literatures and art
      *   Gestural, physical, and verbal acts reinforcing and/or disrupting 
cycles
    of gender violence
      *   Gender Violence and/in the Archive: Working with (and without) 
Primary
    Artifacts
      *   Historical perspectives on and interventions in gender violence,
    antiquity to contemporary times
      *   Feminist pedagogies, artistic and embodied practices, and decolonial
    thinking inside and outside our classrooms to activate the eradication of
    gender violence
      *   Transnational perspectives on and interventions in gender violence
      *   Intersectional perspectives on and interventions in gender violence
      *   Legal perspectives on and interventions in gender violence
      *   Gender Violence and War Crime Tribunals
      *   Gender Violence and Public Memorials, Public Memory
      *   Feminist pedagogies for teaching issues of gender violence with 
student
    survivors

    This collection will be a resource for undergraduate courses throughout 
the
    U.S. and Canada that will help students understand the bigger history of
    systemic oppression behind gender-based violence. The editors seek
    contributions that range across academic fields but share the intention to
    expose gender violence, intervene in its production and reproduction, and
    reimagine ways of ending gender violence through feminist pedagogies with 
a
    commitment to intersectionality and decolonial action. Foci can be 
internal to
    the academy or it can extend to all areas of society—discerning and 
critiquing
    the various ways in which gender violence is part of our lived experience 
and
    embodied practices.

    Submissions should include a 200-250 word abstract with working title, 
and a
    one-page working bibliography. Please use Chicago Style 17th Edition. If 
you
    teach a course where you think this book would be used, please provide the
    name of course and projected enrollment.



    Deadline for abstracts: JUNE 30, 2020.



    Expected length of final chapters: 5000-7000 words. Deadline for full 
chapters
    will be determined once Canadian Scholars approves the project.



    Please submit as a word document to
    
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    Editors:

      *   Mariela Méndez, Associate Professor, Latin American, Latino, and 
Iberian
    Studies Women, Gender, and Sexuality, Studies University of Richmond
      *   Erika Damer, Associate Professor, Classics, Program Coordinator, 
Women,
    Gender, and Sexuality Studies University of Richmond
      *   Mari Lee Mifsud, Professor, Rhetoric and Communication Studies, 
Women,
    Gender, and Sexuality Studies, University of Richmond
      *   Patricia Herrera, Associate Professor, Theatre and Dance American
    Studies University of Richmond



    Best,

    Sarah Powell

    Acquisitions Editor

    Pronouns: she/her/hers

    Canadian Scholars | Women's Press

    1066 W Hastings St., 20th floor

    Vancouver, BC V6E 3X2

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