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Credit: Penn State. Creative Commons. On Aug. This public event is being offered in person and virtually to everyone, although the show is geared toward students. The presentation takes an interactive and inclusive approach. The presentation relies on the use of call and response, role playing, and storytelling to communicate important messages and themes.

The Center for Respect offers a variety of services to complement the main presentation. The program's emphasis on verbal consent is based on research that demonstrates that college students are likely to rely on non-verbal cues for sexual activity Humphreys, The program emphasizes respect for others because of evidence of the ways that social hierarchy contributes to rape culture QREM, Detailed information about the theoretical basis for the program content and pedagogical approach can be found in the QREM evaluation study The study used a non-experimental design that demonstrated small but statistically significant changes among college students in all key areas of focus: clear communication, respect for partners and groups, cultural perceptions and identification, learning boundaries, and listening.

Among college students, the largest increase was in respect for partners and groups QREM, By teaching the importance of respect, consent, honoring boundaries, asking first, bystander intervention and supporting survivors, Domitrz is transforming our culture to one being built on respect in all forms of education - including in middle schools, high schools, universities, corporations, associations, and on military installations around the world.

Educators, administrators, moms, dads, sons, and daughters appreciate the approach Mike Domitrz and The Center for Respect is taking. To learn more, visit centerforrespect. Why Vimeo? Our students' feedback speaks for itself: Mike's session is one of the most memorable from orientation!

I know it opened my eyes. I wished half-way through that I were taking notes! Mike made asking for consent practical and doable for our students! Hundreds of campuses have been turning to Mike Domitrz for over 2 decades. As one of the leading voices for building a culture of respect and consent on campuses across North America for the past 2 decades, Mike Domitrz brings a unique perspective and proven skill set for being able to effectively engage with all students of varying backgrounds and demographics.

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