Unlearning: how policy is key to prevention

Unlearning: how policy is key to prevention

Join myself & Omny Miranda Martone, founder of the Sexual Violence Prevention Association (SVPA) for a conversation on how policies, institutions, and societal norms perpetuate harm, and what we can do to challenge and dismantle the root causes.  We explore how rape culture, systemic oppression, and technology intersect with sexual violence, and how policy can be a powerful tool for prevention, when used intentionally.  I think most importantly, we end with a message of hope and provide accessible action items folks can do to make a big difference!  Follow SVPA’s work at @SVPAofficial on social media, learn more and donate at s-v-p-a.org [https://s-v-p-a.org/] Follow Unlearning Out Loud at @unlearningoutloudpod on Instagram :)

Unlearning: health class 101

What if your health class didn’t actually teach you the most important things about relationships, consent, and your body? In this episode, Syd and Laney Zinn revisit what they learned in health class, what they had to unlearn later, and the conversations that should’ve been part of the curriculum all along.

Unlearning: reporting, accountability, and cancel culture

A conversation with Tracy DeTomasi on reporting sexual assault, accountability, the Tea app, and Callisto, a safe, encrypted alternative to reporting.  Learn more about Callisto at projectcallisto.org 🌌

Unlearning: Grief, Grieving & Guilt

A candid conversation with Liz Karam on grief, expectations vs reality, guilt, grieving different versions of ourselves, and more. More information and resources [https://good-grief.org/resources/] Note: all views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guest.

Unlearning: grooming behaviors & boundaries with youth

A conversation with Savarie Farrell on grooming: what it is, what red flags can look like in grooming, examples in media, healthy boundaries with youth, how to how conversations with friends about grooming, and resources available.  more info & resources [https://www.missingkids.org/gethelpnow/csam-resources] Note: all views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guest.