1. the EPIC project Be E ducated p ro-Active i nfluential c hanged

2. Bringing About Evidence-Based Change Educated Individual Pro – Active Relationships Influential Community Changed Societal

3. EPIC Outcomes and Evaluation Tools The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has established evidence-based risk and protective factors for attitudes, beliefs and behaviors connected to sexual violence. We teamed up with a professor from Collin College named John Glass to help us develop outcome measures and evaluation tools that would better capture how our program impacts students. Our Pre/Post-Tests are created to be evaluation tools which measure the decrease of risk factors and the increase of protective factors.

4. Programs and Trainings Prevention Groups A curriculum of 9 or more sessions with a group of 15- 20 students. The curriculum is an age-appropriate model that discusses prevention topics such as: o Healthy relationships, boundaries and communication, media literacy, gender stereotypes, bystander intervention, power and privilege, emotional literacy and more. EPIC Ambassadors A multi-dimensional leadership program that helps students become equipped to addressing social issues. This is a program that reaches all levels of a student’s network of influence. We have a 9 session age-appropriate curriculum that helps students learn about each risk factor associated with dating and sexual violence. After these skill-building sessions, students are then provided opportunities for becoming a leader in their own communities. The EPIC Project This is a 2-day or 4-day presentation that challenges students to be EPIC: Educated, Pro-active, Influential and Changed. Each presentation is an age-appropriate curriculum that addresses the topics of bullying, sexual harassment and sexual assault. This is a program for each student body to become more prepared in supporting each other in preventing violence on their campuses and their communities. Professional Trainings We offer many professional trainings for parents, teachers, community leaders and other adults that directly impact student’s attitudes and behaviors. Topics include, but are not limited to: o Sexual Harassment and School District Policies, House Bill 121 and Title IX, Bullying and Sexual Harassment in the Classroom, How to Empower Your Student Leaders, and more.

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