Slut Shaming, Victim Blaming and Harassment on Social MediaBailey Parnell
"Bailey Parnell & Tesni Ellis
Slut Shaming, Victim Blaming and Sexual Harassment on Social Media
This session will discuss the forms of violence against women, and projects that seek to combat such violence that take place in the online world. The talk will discuss rape culture and the forms of harassment that women and youth experience online, from threatening trolls to discourses that blame victims of sexual assault to women in the gaming industry.
We will also look at feminist projects and trends that use social media to educate, rally and combat the harassment experienced both online and offline, including groups like SlutWalk, the Everyday Sexism Project and trends like #YesAllWomen and #BeenRapedNeverReported. Join us as we discuss rape culture’s presence on social media and contemplate methods to change the cultural consciousness.
With Bailey Parnell and Tesni Ellis, Ryerson Student Affairs Creative Unit.
ASL provided. If you require any other accommodations, please let us know."
Slut Shaming, Victim Blaming and Harassment on Social MediaBailey Parnell
"Bailey Parnell & Tesni Ellis
Slut Shaming, Victim Blaming and Sexual Harassment on Social Media
This session will discuss the forms of violence against women, and projects that seek to combat such violence that take place in the online world. The talk will discuss rape culture and the forms of harassment that women and youth experience online, from threatening trolls to discourses that blame victims of sexual assault to women in the gaming industry.
We will also look at feminist projects and trends that use social media to educate, rally and combat the harassment experienced both online and offline, including groups like SlutWalk, the Everyday Sexism Project and trends like #YesAllWomen and #BeenRapedNeverReported. Join us as we discuss rape culture’s presence on social media and contemplate methods to change the cultural consciousness.
With Bailey Parnell and Tesni Ellis, Ryerson Student Affairs Creative Unit.
ASL provided. If you require any other accommodations, please let us know."
Exploring Implications of the Impact of Mental Health Issues on Those Experiencing Domestic Violence in Same Sex and/or Trans Relationships, Catherine Donovan - a presentation at the A Difficult Alliance? Making Connections between Mental Health and Domestic Violence Research and Practice Agendas on 7 June 2011
Date and Acquaintance Rape - as given (4.19.2014)William Harryman
A presentation on the statistics of date and acquaintance rape and sexual assault. Included information on how bystanders can intervene and a prevention model that focuses on men. (This is shorter version cut back to fit time constraints.)
Discuss the field of family violence and linkages to the three major systems; social service, healthcare, and law enforcement/judicial. Identify what you want to learn from this course and identify classroom rules.
In this slideshare, Acknowledging Male Victims of Domestic Violence: Helping male victims of domestic violence get the help, support and protection they deserve - divorce and family law expert Bari Z. Weinberger, Esq discusses why male domestic violence victims avoid getting help and the fears and perceived barriers to getting the support they need.
Exploring Implications of the Impact of Mental Health Issues on Those Experiencing Domestic Violence in Same Sex and/or Trans Relationships, Catherine Donovan - a presentation at the A Difficult Alliance? Making Connections between Mental Health and Domestic Violence Research and Practice Agendas on 7 June 2011
Date and Acquaintance Rape - as given (4.19.2014)William Harryman
A presentation on the statistics of date and acquaintance rape and sexual assault. Included information on how bystanders can intervene and a prevention model that focuses on men. (This is shorter version cut back to fit time constraints.)
Discuss the field of family violence and linkages to the three major systems; social service, healthcare, and law enforcement/judicial. Identify what you want to learn from this course and identify classroom rules.
In this slideshare, Acknowledging Male Victims of Domestic Violence: Helping male victims of domestic violence get the help, support and protection they deserve - divorce and family law expert Bari Z. Weinberger, Esq discusses why male domestic violence victims avoid getting help and the fears and perceived barriers to getting the support they need.
4. Scenario 1 Chris is coming home from school alone. A stranger talks to Chris on the bus asking questions and trying to make conversation. Chris feels uncomfortable, but does not want to be rude, so answers the questions.. Chris gets off the bus and so does the stranger. The stranger walks with Chris continuing to try to make conversation. When they get get to an alley crossing the stranger pulls Chris into the alley. The stranger holds Chris against the wall and covers Chris' mouth. The stranger tells Chris “stay quiet or I will hurt you. I have a knife. I know that you want me.” The stranger rapes Chris. What are your feelings about this scenario?
5. Senario 2 Leticia is a sophmore. Mr. Edwards is a new teacher at her school. Leticia thinks that Mr. Edwards is very naive and very cute. A lot of the girls at the school have a “crush” on Mr. Edwards. Mr. Edwards begins to ask Leticia to stay after school to help him with a special project. She is excited to be able to spend more time with him. One night Mr. Edwards takes Leticia to dinner after they have stayed late. Mr. Edwards kisses Leticia and tells her how much he likes her. He also tells her that she can not tell anyone because he might lose his job if anyone found out. Leticia is happy and excited. What are your thoughts about this senario?
9. Dating violence is controlling, abusive, and aggressive behavior in a romantic relationship. It occurs in both heteroseuxal and homosexual relationships and can include verbal, emotional, physical, or sexual abuse, or a combination of these behaviors. Teen Dating Violence Definition
10. Teen Dating Violence Statistics: One of five teens in a serious relationship reports having been hit, slapped, or pushed by a partner. Roughly one in 10 (9%)teens has been verbally or physically abused by a boyfriend or girlfriend who was drunk or high. 14% Of teens report having been threatened with physical harm- either to them or self inflicted by their partner- to avoid a breakup. Teens identifying as gay, lesbian, and bisexual are as likely to experience violence in same-sex dating. All 50 states have laws against dating violence- associated crimes such as sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking. 35 States allow minors to obtain civil protection orders against dating partners, with various restrictions depending upon the age of the minor .
11. Teen Dating Power and Control Wheel There are many different forms of abuse. The power and control wheel lists all of these forms . A relationship full of control is really out of control.
12. Teen Dating violence scenario: Kathy and tony have been dating for the past 3 months. Kathy waits for Tony to get out of basketball practice so they could walk home together. Today Kathy can not wait for Tony because she just received a message from her mother telling her to get home as soon as class is over because they have to go visit her grandmother who is sick. Kathy does not have enough time to find Tony to let him know about the situation. When Kathy is done with school she finds a group of girlfriends to walk home with, thinking that she could explain herself to Tony better if she is seen with her girlfriends instead alone. Before Tony is done with basketball practice, he has already been made aware that Kathy has left without him and during the last half of practice all he can think about is “what is she doing?” Once he is done with practice he attempts to call her at home but, no one answers. Not knowing where she was made him angry. And his friends did not help the matter when they start making fun of him and insinuated that Kathy was with another guy. The next day, Tony was in the hallway with his team mates as Kathy walked by. Tony immediately ran towards her and pushed her against the lockers, holding her by the neck, asking who she was with yesterday.
13. What elements of the power and control wheel are applied in the scenario?
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15. Please contact Beth Catlett at Depaul University. [email_address]
16. If you need help dealing with a violent or controlling relationship please contact: