Effective sexual violence prevention on campus can be done, announcing our second keynote

The conference organizers are excited to announce that Dr. Charlene Senn will be delivering a keynote presentation on Day 2 of the conference.

Dr. Charlene Senn is a social psychologist and Professor of Psychology and Women’s and Gender Studies at the University of Windsor, Ontario, Canada. She has been an activist and advocate on issues related to male violence against women and girls for many years. She is an international expert on effective sexual violence interventions, particularly those developing women’s capacity to resist sexual assault. Her Enhanced Assess, Acknowledge, Act (EAAA) sexual assault resistance education program has been shown to reduce the sexual violence young women experienced in their first two years of university while reducing woman-blaming and self-blame. With her colleague, Dr. Anne Forrest, she has worked since 2010 on another important piece of the campus sexual assault prevention puzzle to institutionalize effective bystander education for men and women on campus and to study its impact in the short and longer term.

Stay tuned for information about conference panellist and further details.