Flip the Script
Are you interested in sexual assault prevention?
SHARE is hosting workshops to teach students tools for resisting sexual violence. This workshop is for all cis and trans women, as well as non-binary people who are comfortable in a space that centers experiences of women. All class years (undergraduate and graduate students) can attend!
You can sign up for this 12-hour evidence-based program on one of the following weekends: February 4-5, February 11-12, or February 25-26 from 10 am-5 pm (with a 1-hour lunch break). Snacks and lunch will be provided.
If you are interested in this program or future offerings of this program, please fill out the interest form here.
[flyer with decorative flowers; text overlaid reads Come to one of our FREE workshops! Bring a friend! This is an evidence-based program. Snacks and meals provided!!! Previous participant feedback: “I think the most important thing was just learning how to advocate for myself. Being able to speak up and help empower other women to do the same.” “….. it helped me kind of reframe and again reshape what I want and what I want in a relationship. So that was helpful. And I've used that.” “The self-defense exercises were simple and easy to learn but very effective, regardless of the victim’s own size or weight. For any questions, email us at flipthescript@stanford.edu SIGN UP TODAY! QR code image]
Questions? Email flipthescript@stanford.edu
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Supported by the Stanford School of Medicine and the SHARE: Education Team.
In the spring of 2018, Stanford University offered the Enhanced Assess, Acknowledge, & Act (EAAA) Sexual Assault Resistance Education Program ("Flip the Script") to undergraduate women--inclusive of trans women--as part as of a pilot program, with an eye to implementing the program more broadly in subsequent years. Flip the Script is implemented in parallel to a program specifically for men & will eventually be implemented in parallel with a program for trans and/or gender non-conforming folks that are currently in development. This is one piece of a comprehensive strategy undertaken at Stanford University to reduce sexual violence and harassment on our campus.
For more information about the Flip the Script and the SARE Centre, please visit their website.
Below is a photo of the professional staff from both Stanford University and the University of Arizona who were trained in the summer of 2017 to train future facilitators.
(From left to right: Grace Poon [Stanford], Rasika Behl [Stanford], Miranda Tuttle [Stanford], Carley Flanery [Stanford], Charlene Senn [SARE Trainer], Stephanie Gee [SARE Trainer], Thea Cola [Arizona], Clea Sarnquist [Stanford], Jennifer Keller [Stanford], Mike Baiocchi [Stanford], Elise Lopez [Arizona])