Speakers

One in Four provides presentations, training, and technical assistance to men and women, with a focus on all-male programming targeted toward colleges and other populations.

COS offers several lectures on sexual assault and other issues.

CAMPUSPEAK maintains nearly 40 issues-based speakers.

The MVP Program, composed of male and female former professional and college student-athletes, provides a range of gender violence prevention and education services.

Sexual Assault Interactive Theater is focused on using drama to educate people about sexual violence. Their website includes The Master List of Interactive Theatre Groups Dealing With Sexual Assault.

Kelly Addington and Becca Tieder share their story and encourage men and women to act as allies.

Alan Berkowitz’s workshops and lectures are designed to increase the personal and professional effectiveness of faculty, staff, student leaders, athletes and coaches, health professionals, and community members.

Andrea Cooper shares a mother’s tale of her college-age sorority-member daughter’s rape and subsequent suicide.

Mike Domitrz delivers a fun, interactive, and thought-provoking program that focuses on why "asking first" makes all the difference.

Holly has begun a crusade to increase awareness about sexual assault and safety by telling her story. She regards her speaking engagements as part of her healing process.

Rus Funk, works to improve peoples’ skills in 4 related areas: advocacy, education, mobilization and organizing to address sexual assault issues.

Byron Hurt, a former college quarterback turned anti-sexist activist and filmmaker, provides cutting-edge male leadership, expert analysis, keynote addresses, and workshop facilitation in the field of sexual and gender violence prevention and education.

"A Rose by any other name..." goes beyond the impact of stories of victims and survivors and explores how our current and past cultural attitudes about women continue to contribute to rape and violence against women in our society. In "That ain't no way to treat a lady," Hulse portrays the life of a battered woman.

In addition to lectures and multimedia presentations, Jackson Katz and associates conduct full or half-day workshops that can be customized to the needs of various groups.

You The Man is a one-man show, featuring six different male characters in relationships with people who are or have been victimized.

Drawing on his roots in storytelling, his scholarly research, and his work around the world, Michael's talks weave together humor, stories, and clear analysis for an event that is educational and inspiring.

Jean Kilbourne, explores the relationship of media images to actual problems in the society.

Dr. Christopher Kilmartin is a college professor, author, stand-up comedian, actor, playwright, consultant and professional psychologist.

At age 18, after being raped on a date with a fellow student at the College of William and Mary, Katie Koestner spoke out nationally and publicly.

Reanae has lectured extensively on how racism, sexism, and classism play a major role in the oppression of women especially as it pertains to African-American women.

A noted public speaker, Pozner has conducted multi-media presentations and participated in panels and debates at dozens of colleges and conferences across the country.

Rana Sampson is an international crime consultant and the former director of public safety for the University of San Diego. She shares research and best practices to address the widespread problem of sexual assault in her workshops.

Aishah Shahidah Simmons, an incest and rape survivor, has been on the international road raising awareness about rape, sexual assault, and other forms of violence against women; and the critical non-negotiable need to end it.

Media activist Ann Simonton, once a top fashion model, now travels internationally to present her compelling exposé on the disturbing consequences of corporate owned media.

While addressing the issues of rape, domestic violence, hate crime and extremism, her approach has utilized a combination of experience and stand-up comedy to get her messages across.

Because of his ongoing experiences on "the street," Thompson provides unparalleled, in-depth information on the realities of sexual aggression.

MCSR organizes half-day, full-day, and two-day trainings for activists, educators, and other youth-serving professionals seeking to build their capacity to effectively engage men in efforts to prevent rape and other forms of men's violence.

Teach boys and men empathy and sexual ethics by helping them understand and personally define sexual assault.