Bold Moves to End Sexual Violence (Series) Archives - Page 2 of 2

Bold Moves to End Sexual Violence: Centering the Most Vulnerable Women Workers in the #MeToo Movement

The rise of #MeToo has only amplified the need for more intersectional frameworks that incorporate meaningful grassroots collaborations with low-wage workers to unroot the status quo of rape culture.

Violence & Harassment

Bold Moves to End Sexual Violence: How Young Men Can Transform the Future of Manhood

Aapta Garg and Brian Heilman

What is it about male identity that links so undeniably with violence? How do we break these cycles of violence?

Bold Moves to End Sexual Violence: Using Situational Prevention Strategies to Fight Campus Sexual Assault

Holly Rider-Milkovich and Tammy Meredith

To create safe, supportive environments for all people on campus, programming must consider how the campus environment impacts violence perpetration.

Violence & Harassment

Bold Moves to End Sexual Violence: Self-Defense and Self-Empowerment for Women Workers

Lilia Garcia-Brower

At an anti-sexual violence program designed by and for janitors, 20 female janitors proudly proclaim that yes, they are somebody; yes, they matter. For some, it is their first time considering this idea.

Violence & Harassment

Bold Moves to End Sexual Violence: Seeing and Serving LGBTQ+ Survivors

Loree Cook-Daniels

What messages are your sexual assault prevention and education programs sending? They may not be what you intend.

Bold Moves to End Sexual Violence: Giving Athletes Time to Get Invested

Jen Brockman

Preventing sexual violence—and talking to athletes about how they can be part of solutions—requires more time than just a locker room pep talk. At the University of Kansas, we’re finally getting more of their time.

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