out of a thousand rapes 310 are reported
to the police
57 of those reports lead to arrests 11
cases will get referred to the
prosecutors seven of those will lead to
a founding conviction and out of those
original 1006 will result in jail time
for the rapist only six out of a
thousand when I an Alec row a middle
schooler saw these horrifying statistics
I thought to myself how how could this
be how could this happen how come Oh
everyone is quiet then I thought what
could we do we students we add
ministries we community members we
Americans we could change our laws but
most importantly we could tutor
teachings so that no one is terrified of
what could happen according to the
National sexual violence Resource Center
rape is an expensive crime it costs the
government 127 billion dollars each year
in additional cases making it the most
expensive crime the government pursues
rape crimes are followed by salt crimes
which is coming at 93 billion dollars
each year in judicial cases the
government has been trying to limit
sexual assault through creating laws
against rape sexual assault and
harassment title seven of the Civil
Rights Act of 1964 explains that
harassment is unwelcome in any region
the Clery Act requires that federally
funding colleges
report the percentages of sexual assault
and annual periods finally the teach
safe relationships Act requires at
schools to teach sex ed must also teach
about sexual assault prevention these
three acts are step in the right
direction
however in order to eliminate the number
of sexual assault and rape
demanding judicial intervention more
sets than you be taken not just to loss
but through education I’m not talking
about the type of education we receive
today but it changed your education and
that change should begin in middle
school colleges and universities have
model programs that middle and secondary
schools can modify for their health
classes these programs consist of 20 to
1 the women’s program the men’s program
a call to men bring in the by standard
green dot and many more
I think the twenty to one program holds
key lessons that can be adapted younger
populations it’s a three tier program
that focuses on victim empathy consent
and bystander intervention there’s a
lecture component to this model that
educates those participating on
statistics and raises awareness about
the realities of sexual violence in
addition to the lecture they’re also
many interactive discussions activities
to discuss consent and bystander
intervention if you can modify this
program so that has a smaller lesser
component to keep middle-school students
more attentive we could change how
middle and high schoolers feel and think
about sexual assault I remember last
year in seventh grade health our class
that are watching now D a video called
just yell fire the message it contained
said a yell fire is someone tries to
attack you is that really what you do
when you’re in deed or situation yell
fire what if no one is around you how
does this really help it’s in the health
curriculum to teach you about sexual
assault and self-defense except in
eighth grade health classes but it seems
of this as at the school is too scary to
talk about the subject instead of
engaging us in meaningful discussions
schools like to show us a plastic video
that doesn’t really prompt you to share
learn we can not be scared to talk and
educate because if we are that will seem
as if you’re just laying perpetrators
free of their terrible crime think about
a Roy Morris teen accusers the former 14
year old Lake Kaufman who sat in silence
for two decades what if she been
properly taught
on how to speak up and who to speak up
to or even Rory Moore himself what have
you been probably educated on the danger
that dangers a sexual assault
and what consent really is we cannot
change your past but we can’t change
your future how exactly do we change our
future take those most successful
programs from colleges and universities
and modify them to fit their particular
school’s curriculum schools may feel
that students at 12 years old shouldn’t
be learning about these things
but we can’t wait for college or you’ve
been high school to fully learn about
sexual assault it’s not a crime that
pays attention to your age the majority
of child rape victims are between the
ages of 12 to 17 about 42% of female
rape victims or first raped before the
age of 18 so why are we still waiting
until after the fact to fully educate
this younger population on the harms of
sexual assault and what no truly means K
through 12 schools are required to
maintain a safe and healthy environment
that fosters growth learning but appears
is that they’re not giving clear
guidelines on how to educate students on
possible adventures the method of sexual
assault and provide help to those who
are affected they seem uncertain as to
how to do word acquired by the
government sexual assault of faces to
his performance in school which can
affect his or her future they don’t know
what to do or what is going to happen
next the resulting Chama sexual assault
goofball a young person for years not
just in college or in grades but in
their relationships and emotional
stability some of you may be thinking
that if we use these programs from
colleges and universities to inspire new
programs of middle and high schools that
could decrease the school’s money that
they need to use and other things of
school requires okay but remember that
127 billion dollars each year we spent
on prosecuting rape what if we use that
money to educate instead of litigate we
start in middle school in seventh grade
school should go more into depth than
they already do on sexual assault
prevention and consent
using modified college programs along
the way in the students eighth grade
health class the curriculum should
explain more on sexual assault to
include safe relationships and who the
student should speak up to if they know
of a situation also using modified
college programs such as twenty to one
when the students under high school the
health teachers should use modified
programs such as the women’s program and
the men’s program to help illustrate
even more on how we can prevent sexual
assault and ways to interfere as a
bystandard through the student’s college
years colleges should either keep using
the programs they’re using if they’re
backed up with successful data or change
their program so that their sexual
assault rates are decreasing each year
yes it’s a lot of work but isn’t it more
important to ever can be done to prevent
sexual assault from happening
according to rain statistics every 90
seconds the American is sexually
assaulted and every eight minutes a
child is I’m not going to count for 98
seconds or eight minutes but during the
course of my talk about six Americans
have been sexually assaulted and of
those six Americans one is a child if we
change our approach to teach about
sexual assault prevention starting
middle school we can change our future
for the better imagine a world where
Harvey Weinstein was being headlines for
his movies instead of being accused by
57 women including that you assaulted
harassed or raped them
we’re Charlie Rose as those and when
people look up to you rather rather than
despised after hearing that he harassed
a woman or what if the former 14 year
old Anthony Rapp a bit to mceventyr
Spacey didn’t have to spend lost 32
years in silence together but stop
imagining you’re safer world for
children adults let’s make that world a
reality thank you
you
[Applause]
to the police
57 of those reports lead to arrests 11
cases will get referred to the
prosecutors seven of those will lead to
a founding conviction and out of those
original 1006 will result in jail time
for the rapist only six out of a
thousand when I an Alec row a middle
schooler saw these horrifying statistics
I thought to myself how how could this
be how could this happen how come Oh
everyone is quiet then I thought what
could we do we students we add
ministries we community members we
Americans we could change our laws but
most importantly we could tutor
teachings so that no one is terrified of
what could happen according to the
National sexual violence Resource Center
rape is an expensive crime it costs the
government 127 billion dollars each year
in additional cases making it the most
expensive crime the government pursues
rape crimes are followed by salt crimes
which is coming at 93 billion dollars
each year in judicial cases the
government has been trying to limit
sexual assault through creating laws
against rape sexual assault and
harassment title seven of the Civil
Rights Act of 1964 explains that
harassment is unwelcome in any region
the Clery Act requires that federally
funding colleges
report the percentages of sexual assault
and annual periods finally the teach
safe relationships Act requires at
schools to teach sex ed must also teach
about sexual assault prevention these
three acts are step in the right
direction
however in order to eliminate the number
of sexual assault and rape
demanding judicial intervention more
sets than you be taken not just to loss
but through education I’m not talking
about the type of education we receive
today but it changed your education and
that change should begin in middle
school colleges and universities have
model programs that middle and secondary
schools can modify for their health
classes these programs consist of 20 to
1 the women’s program the men’s program
a call to men bring in the by standard
green dot and many more
I think the twenty to one program holds
key lessons that can be adapted younger
populations it’s a three tier program
that focuses on victim empathy consent
and bystander intervention there’s a
lecture component to this model that
educates those participating on
statistics and raises awareness about
the realities of sexual violence in
addition to the lecture they’re also
many interactive discussions activities
to discuss consent and bystander
intervention if you can modify this
program so that has a smaller lesser
component to keep middle-school students
more attentive we could change how
middle and high schoolers feel and think
about sexual assault I remember last
year in seventh grade health our class
that are watching now D a video called
just yell fire the message it contained
said a yell fire is someone tries to
attack you is that really what you do
when you’re in deed or situation yell
fire what if no one is around you how
does this really help it’s in the health
curriculum to teach you about sexual
assault and self-defense except in
eighth grade health classes but it seems
of this as at the school is too scary to
talk about the subject instead of
engaging us in meaningful discussions
schools like to show us a plastic video
that doesn’t really prompt you to share
learn we can not be scared to talk and
educate because if we are that will seem
as if you’re just laying perpetrators
free of their terrible crime think about
a Roy Morris teen accusers the former 14
year old Lake Kaufman who sat in silence
for two decades what if she been
properly taught
on how to speak up and who to speak up
to or even Rory Moore himself what have
you been probably educated on the danger
that dangers a sexual assault
and what consent really is we cannot
change your past but we can’t change
your future how exactly do we change our
future take those most successful
programs from colleges and universities
and modify them to fit their particular
school’s curriculum schools may feel
that students at 12 years old shouldn’t
be learning about these things
but we can’t wait for college or you’ve
been high school to fully learn about
sexual assault it’s not a crime that
pays attention to your age the majority
of child rape victims are between the
ages of 12 to 17 about 42% of female
rape victims or first raped before the
age of 18 so why are we still waiting
until after the fact to fully educate
this younger population on the harms of
sexual assault and what no truly means K
through 12 schools are required to
maintain a safe and healthy environment
that fosters growth learning but appears
is that they’re not giving clear
guidelines on how to educate students on
possible adventures the method of sexual
assault and provide help to those who
are affected they seem uncertain as to
how to do word acquired by the
government sexual assault of faces to
his performance in school which can
affect his or her future they don’t know
what to do or what is going to happen
next the resulting Chama sexual assault
goofball a young person for years not
just in college or in grades but in
their relationships and emotional
stability some of you may be thinking
that if we use these programs from
colleges and universities to inspire new
programs of middle and high schools that
could decrease the school’s money that
they need to use and other things of
school requires okay but remember that
127 billion dollars each year we spent
on prosecuting rape what if we use that
money to educate instead of litigate we
start in middle school in seventh grade
school should go more into depth than
they already do on sexual assault
prevention and consent
using modified college programs along
the way in the students eighth grade
health class the curriculum should
explain more on sexual assault to
include safe relationships and who the
student should speak up to if they know
of a situation also using modified
college programs such as twenty to one
when the students under high school the
health teachers should use modified
programs such as the women’s program and
the men’s program to help illustrate
even more on how we can prevent sexual
assault and ways to interfere as a
bystandard through the student’s college
years colleges should either keep using
the programs they’re using if they’re
backed up with successful data or change
their program so that their sexual
assault rates are decreasing each year
yes it’s a lot of work but isn’t it more
important to ever can be done to prevent
sexual assault from happening
according to rain statistics every 90
seconds the American is sexually
assaulted and every eight minutes a
child is I’m not going to count for 98
seconds or eight minutes but during the
course of my talk about six Americans
have been sexually assaulted and of
those six Americans one is a child if we
change our approach to teach about
sexual assault prevention starting
middle school we can change our future
for the better imagine a world where
Harvey Weinstein was being headlines for
his movies instead of being accused by
57 women including that you assaulted
harassed or raped them
we’re Charlie Rose as those and when
people look up to you rather rather than
despised after hearing that he harassed
a woman or what if the former 14 year
old Anthony Rapp a bit to mceventyr
Spacey didn’t have to spend lost 32
years in silence together but stop
imagining you’re safer world for
children adults let’s make that world a
reality thank you
you
[Applause]
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