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Oct 5 5 tweets 3 min read
🧵(1/5): Let’s be clear — we cannot effectively combat campus sexual assault if we cannot meaningfully engage men every step of the way.

Here’s what our #EngagingMen report’s participants said about the ineffectiveness of their campus’s sexual assault prevention programs. ⬇️
🧵(2/5): "I didn’t really care. I barely listened and still passed."
@MichiganStateU Student
🧵(3/5): "The topic deserves my respect, but the way they teach it… it’s just easy to dismiss. It’s not something a lot of people take seriously."
@NorthwesternU Student
🧵(4/5): "They just recycle the same stuff, and it’s online and you just half-ass it because you want to get it over with and it seems like it’s common sense to just not assault someone."
@NorthwesternU Student
🧵(5/5): Make no mistake — many of our universities can and must do better.

Read the full report, and learn how you and your university can make a meaningful change to the current sexual assault prevention trainings: itsonus.org/engaging-men

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Solidarity actions soon spread around the world, starting in Los Angeles in April 1999.
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