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20:1 Sexual Assault Fraternity Peer Education Program

20:1 is a sexual assault prevention peer education program composed of leaders from the University’s diverse fraternities. These men voluntarily educate other fraternity members and other men's groups on issues regarding sexual assault. Along with delivering education to all 25 Interfraternity Council and multicultural fraternities on campus, volunteers provide new member education sessions in the fall and spring. 20:1 was established in 2004.

Internship Opportunity: Sexual Assault Prevention / Peer Education Program

This is a yearlong internship of 2 credits per semester, 5 hours per
week requirement. Students will participate in a seminar to become
educated in sexual assault prevention, which includes victim empathy,
sexual consent, bystander behavior, peer education and oral
presentation skills. Each intern will be required to do outreach in
the BU community, primarily presenting to fraternities, athletes and
other men on campus with other outreach opportunities as directed by
professional staff.
Contact Information:
Dara Raboy-Picciano
Email: piccian@binghamton.edu

Rape-Prevention Programs Proliferate, but 'It's Hard to Know' Whether They Work - Chronicle of Higher Education

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Last Updated: 3/29/12