Sexual Assault Survivors Respond to “Can I Kiss You?”
The most important person in the audience of a program discussing sexual assault is each SURVIVOR. While many programs discuss the pain of sexual assault,
The most important person in the audience of a program discussing sexual assault is each SURVIVOR. While many programs discuss the pain of sexual assault,
The Pledge for Action is a powerful agreement students, families, military members, educators, and individuals sign to pledge that they will do their best to help their family, friends and peers in potentially dangerous moments concerning alcohol, drugs, and sexual assault.
The best part? You get a TEAM who is dedicated to helping you. Rita Hookstead (your personal assistant at The Date Safe Project, Inc.) will be working with you for the months and/or weeks approaching the event. She loves making your job easier! Plus, Mike Domitrz will do everything he can to help you have a successful event!
When our director took leave last Spring, I stepped up to take over some of her duties on top of the position I already held: AWARE Training Co-Coordinator. I did this for the same reason that I love working to end sexual violence – I know I can make a difference. The Advocates Program is
First off, a special “THANKS” goes out to Ryan Knotts for bringing the “Can I Kiss You?” program to John Carroll University for the past 5 years. Ryan is moving into a new position in a few months. Ashley, we are excited to work with you in the coming years.
Mike Domitrz, CSP, CPAE
The Center for Respect, Inc.
P.O. Box 269
Mukwonago, WI 53149-0269
800-329-9390
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