Feb
25
Spot the Myths: Inviting Rape
February 25, 2011 | 2 Comments
Too many people either sent this to me directly or posted it to their Facebook pages for me not to include in another edition of Spot the Myths. This once has an added helping of awesomeness because the comments are coming from a judge. Suggestive attire! Flirtatious conduct! How many do you count?
Feb
24
Conference on Crimes Against Women
February 24, 2011 | 4 Comments
I promised my dear friend Jan Langbein that I would make mention of the upcoming multidisciplinary Conference on Crimes Against Women, March 28-30 in Dallas, TX. We will actually be putting on a forensic healthcare track this year for the 1st time (I’ll be accompanied by the always fabulous Jennifer Pierce-Weeks and Tara Henry), with topics [...]
Feb
23
Sex Tourism and the Victimization of Adolescents and Children
February 23, 2011 | Leave a Comment
My parent organization, PCAR, is offering a webinar April 12th, Sex Tourism and the Victimization of Adolescents and Children. The session will be held 10-12pm ET, and is free. Please note, registration closes April 8th.
Feb
22
Building Sustainable Organizations
February 22, 2011 | Leave a Comment
Another late addition to the webinar schedule, but you know how I like me a good sustainability session. OJJDP is hosting a free webinar Thursday, February 24th from 1-3pm ET, Building Sustainable Organizations: Developing Capacity from the Ground Up. You can register for the session here, but note that the session has a participation cap, so definitely [...]
Feb
21
A Conversation About Teen Dating Violence
February 21, 2011 | Leave a Comment
A last minute addition to the webinar calendar: Break the Cycle is hosting a webinar February 23rd at 1pm ET, in support of Teen Dating Violence Prevention Month. Know More, Say More: A Conversation About Teen Dating Violence is free, but registration will be limited to 100 participants.
Feb
17
This week in the media…
February 17, 2011 | Leave a Comment
At the same time we have this:
Feb
15
Birth Control Sabotage & Pregnancy Coercion
February 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment
The National Domestic Violence Hotline and the Family Violence Prevention Fund released a report today on birth control sabotage and pregnancy coercion. One in 4, my friends. That’s the number of callers to the National Hotline reporting this as an aspect of the abuse in their relationships. Another reason to think expansively when we screen [...]
Feb
14
Mandatory Reporting, Clery Act, and Confidentiality on Campus
February 14, 2011 | Leave a Comment
Greetings from Camp Lejeune, and apologies for my absence at the end of last week. Sometimes there’s simply *no* way to keep up. Particularly with the travel schedule I am slogging through right now. But enough of that–let’s talk campus sexual assault.
Feb
9
Nursing Education
February 9, 2011 | 1 Comment
I get a ton of email and questions at conferences about nursing education. Most of it is from nurses who want to continue their education and aren’t sure where they should head; some are from people who can’t figure out the initials after my name (in the rare instances I use them) or of their [...]
Feb
8
“Hunker Down” is not a Vision Statement
February 8, 2011 | Leave a Comment
I don’t often link to other blogs at FHO, but my friend and AEQ colleague, Rhonda Martinson, mentioned Casey Gwinn’s post over at the Family Justice Center Alliance site, and all I can say is, Amen. “Hunker down” is not a vision statement. No organization that aspires to simply survive is going to attract excitement, [...]
