Alan Heisterkamp, Ed.D. November 8, 2013. Session Overview Campus Culture History of MVP Bystander Intervention Agree-Unsure-Disagree MVP Scenario Grinnell.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Wednesday night seminar. the three week plan Tonight - Discuss first 3 chapters Parent your teen as if he or she is a child Treat your teen as if he or.

Advertisements

Dating Violence Mrs. Gennaro.

DATING VIOLENCE. STATE STANDARDS 7.3 Describe intellectual growth and development of adolescence. 7.4 Analyze necessary components of a healthy, safe.

Respect for All: Bystander. Lesson Objectives: Students will be able to …  Define what it means to be a “Bystander” and describe the impact it may have.

Title IX/VAWA/Clery Act CUSP 2014 FALL MEETING. Our Purpose Today Highlights for Title IX, VAWA, Clery Act Practical takeaways related to: Program development.

Mission: Try to answer all of the questions correctly to win a MILLION DOLLARS. How To Play: Choose one category at a time and answer the questions.

ACWS Men’s Attitudes and Behaviours Toward Violence Against Women March 12, 2012.

How You Can Identify Abuse and Help Older Adults at Risk.

Saint Louis University: How to be an Active Bystander.

Heartland Campus Safety Summit November 8, 2013 Curt Brungardt, Ph.D. Jana’s Campaign Inc. & Fort Hays State University Alan Heisterkamp, Ed.D. The Center.

Session one gender What is Gender? Gender is: “the socially constructed roles, behaviours, activities, and attributes that a given society considers.

TALK ABOUT: BYSTANDER INTERVENTION. What are the warning signs that a sexual assault is about to occur and bystander intervention is needed? What are.

1 Sexual Abuse Prevention The Fraternity will not tolerate or condone any form of sexist or sexually abusive behavior on the part of its members, whether.

SEXUAL ASSAULT AWARENESS MONTH. WHAT IS SEXUAL VIOLENCE? Sexual violence is any sexual activity committed by force against a person’s will.

“It’s just not going to happen to me.”: Addressing fear and gender-based violence among female residence students at the University of KwaZulu-Natal Sarah.

Mentors in Violence Prevention Dr. Shannon Spriggs.

Who is going to “howl” & “Protect Our Pack”?. 2 I believe something should be done to intervene in problematic or potentially harmful situations. A. Strongly.

Building Prevention: Sexual Violence, Youth, and Drinking Holly Johnson, PhD Department of Criminology.

needs_a_new_metaphor_here_s_one.html.

Session One Introducing the Bystander Some ground rules Confidentiality Appropriate language Attendance Communicating with the facilitator We will be.

Bulletin board making suggestions: Print slides on colored paper: Color 1: Slides 2, Color 2: Slides 3-12 Cut: Slides as desired The circles.

ENGAGING STUDENTS IN CAMPUS ANTI-BULLYING EFFORTS BULLYING PREVENTION.

THERE IS A RIGHT AND WRONG WAY TO DATE A healthy dating relationship consist of 2 individuals who have mutual respect for one another (they like each.

Interpersonal violence – Violence between individuals in families and communities – is a public health problem.” Etienne Krug Director Department of.

EARLY COLLEGE ACADEMY STRENGTHS AND NEEDS ASSESSMENT FALL 2012 – SPRING 2013.

By Megan Swick Kevin Derajtys Jonathan Lee.  Definition of consent  Sexual misconduct myths  Freshman orientation presentation  Restorative justice.

Stop Bullying Now!

Our staff work in partnership with families, schools, and other health professionals to help young people achieve their personal best. We provide a range.

Stepping Up To Prevent Violence Erin Strange, Violence Prevention Specialist – Oasis Program Melanie Fleck, Outreach Specialist Karen Johnston, Student.

Warning Signs of Unhealthy Relationships

 Greek New Member Education Seminar II. President Jeffrey D. Armstrong.

Young people, domestic & family violence Moo Baulch and Emily Goldsmith, DVNSW Yfoundations conference August 2015.

Overcoming Gender Stereotypes

 Your family, friends, teachers and the media affect the way you see yourself.  Gender is directly linked to your identity.

Safe Dates Session 4 How to help Friends.

Bystander Intervention Pilot Project MAV Preventing Violence Against Women Network Meeting 12 th of December, 2012.

Chief Inspector Graham Goulden Scottish Violence Reduction Unit.

Session 5 Social Norms and Bystander Intervention.

Preventing and Reducing Risks for Sexual Violence Media literacy Redefining masculinity Bystander or “upstander” training Risk reduction for girls and.

Bystander Intervention as a tool for Violence Prevention Doug Everhart Acting Director & Alcohol Programs Manager University of California, Irvine NCAA.

Making a Difference Your Role in Sexual Violence Prevention on Campus.

Intervene to Prevent Sexual Violence 1. 5 Steps to Intervening 2.

1. Mastering the Art of the Difficult Conversation Marilyn Bushey, Coach to Leaders PowerPAC, Inc.

Session 7 Practical Intervention Part Two Stages Safe space Scripted roleplay Improvising.

New Graduate Student Conference: Title IX and YOU April-Autumn Jenkins Program Coordinator CLEAR- Consensual Language, Education, Awareness & Relationships.

SAPR QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE 3/C PCA. Objectives Define bystander intervention and understand the factors that may inhibit intervention from a bystander.

SAPR QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE 2/C PCA. Objectives Define bystander intervention Understand how to effectively intervene as a bystander Understand victim.

TALK ABOUT: BYSTANDER INTERVENTION. Catherine Genovese March 13, 1964 Origins of Bystander Intervention.

Student safety & prevention of sexual assault College tutor training 2015 Anaïs Duong-Pedica

SEXUAL ASSAULT AND RELATIONSHIP VIOLENCE. Why is this a college issue? According to Title IX: A school has a responsibility to respond promptly and effectively.

Developing Birmingham’s Domestic Abuse Strategy Defining the Role and Needs of Schools.

AWARENESS TEST Basic Truths Most problems happen in group settings. Friends/peers are usually in the best position to do something. You will be in a.

Unhealthy Relationships

Bystander Intervention How you can help

Human Dynamics Unit 2: Relationships Lesson 3: Unhealthy Relationships

Session Three Rape and Sexual Assault

Session 5 Social Norms and Bystander Intervention

Session One Introducing the Bystander

Session One Introducing the Bystander Who is a bystander

What is a Bystander Intervention?

WHAT DID I SEE?.

Introducing the Bystander

Men’s Attitudes and Behaviours Toward Violence Against Women

Social Norms & Bystander Intervention

Session 5 Social Norms and Bystander Intervention

Supporting Survivors of Sexual Violence

The Bystander Effect and Domestic Violence

Session 5 Social Norms and Bystander Intervention

What is Bystander Behavior?

Protection and Prevention

Presentation transcript:

Alan Heisterkamp, Ed.D. November 8, 2013

Session Overview Campus Culture History of MVP Bystander Intervention Agree-Unsure-Disagree MVP Scenario Grinnell College Story Q & A

What will it take to eliminate sexual violence against woman and children in our country?

2011 College Dating Violence and Abuse Poll – Liz Claiborne, Inc. 43% of dating college women report experiencing violence and abuse 1 in 3 college women report having been in an abusive dating relationship 52% of college women report knowing a friend who has experienced violence and abusive dating behaviors

Why your role is so important: 58% of college students say they dont know what to do to help someone who is a victim of dating violence/assault 38% of college students say they dont know how to get help for themselves if they were a victim of dating abuse 57% of all college students say it is difficult to identify dating abuse

Mentors in Violence Prevention Leadership Model Process Focus is on role of the bystander Used in multiple populations Middle school High school College Military Professional Athletics

GOALS Raise Awareness Challenge Thinking Open Dialogue Inspire Leadership

MVP Educational Units Partner Abuse (Dating, DV) Gender Stereotypes Sexual Harassment Alcohol & Consent

Kitty Genovese

LEADERSHIP

Raise Your Hand

Empathy Exercise

Barriers to Intervening Social Influence Fear of Embarrassment Diffusion of Responsibility Fear of Retaliation Pluralistic Ignorance

Stages of Bystander Behavior: – Notice the event – Interpret it as a problem – Feel responsible for dealing with it – Possess the necessary skills to act 2010,Berkowitz, Response Ability

Agree ---- Unsure ---- Disagree There is a serious problem of some men being abusive towards women in this country.

Agree ---- Unsure ---- Disagree There is a serious problem of some men being abusive towards women within your campus community.

Alcohol & Consent

Its OK for two intoxicated adults to engage in sexual activity. Agree----Unsure----Disagree

Scenario Youre at a party where people are drinking. You notice a guy trying to convince an obviously drunk woman to go into a bedroom with him. Shes not just buzzed – shes stumbling over her own feet. You know the woman and she seems reluctant.

Train of Thought… Theyre both adults… But she cant be fully consenting if shes drunk, can she?... Ive heard about too many cases of sexual assault that start out like this… Could this be one in the making?...Will this guy even listen to me?....Is it part of my responsibility to provide him with some guidance?...What, if anything, am I supposed to do in a situation like this?

Active Bystanders Intervene… Directly Indirectly Using Distractions By engaging Friends and/or Allies After the Fact or Next Day

Grinnell College

Who Are You? hE9FFvIYPg8

Thank you!