From the Affirmative Consent Project: Below is a guest blog from the #1 Amazon publisher. He has written a bestselling book for his "Date Safe Project" - and we wanted to feature his latest post about Consent: by Michael J. Domritz author of

The following Op-Ed was written by a member of the Affirmative Consent Project Board of Directors: Jade Reindl After unsuccessful attempts to use school shootings as justification, the proponents of this bill decided to use rape survivors as their scapegoat. As a survivor,

More Than a Victim (Reprinted in full with Permission) 11.19.15 Sexual assault is everyone’s problem. The power dynamics that manifest in sexual assault can also be found in domestic violence and other forms of gender-based violence. Seeing those dynamics play out in the

AffirmativeConsent.com 10.21.15 | Haleigh Hutchison But I thank you, anyway. Confusion, anger, and dismay were just a few of the feelings I experienced when reading the first few paragraphs of Mr. Lawlor’s article last week.  Not just as a feminist or even as

Dr. Nina Burrowes is a research psychologist who specializes in the psychology of sexual abuse.  She agreed to answer a couple of our questions and provide us with a few of her amazing cartoons that take a unique and personal approach to a touchy

Keep Her Safe 9.10.15 | Sheri Dixon Read the comment section following any article about campus sexual assault that reinforces the Department of Justice statistic that 1 in 5 college women are sexually assaulted before graduation and several alternative perspectives consistently appear. One

CampusClarity.com 8.24.15| Sheri Heitker Dixon This piece is a guest post by Sheri Heitker Dixon, the founder of Keep Her Safe, an organization that helps parents and prospective students assess an institution’s attitudes and programs aimed at preventing sexual violence: “Our strategy is

KeepHerSafe.com 7.23.15 | Sheri Dixon At Keep Her Safe, we’re seeing a lot of buzz about “affirmative consent” as a way to stop campus sexual assault. To learn more, we spoke with Alison Berke, a founder of The Affirmative Consent Gamechange Project. Alison