Category Campus Rape

“That One Person” in Moments of Need: Conversation about Campus Tragedies

by Kim Cook in adolescent health, Campus Rape, Conversation, Decision Making, For Parents, Parents of Adolescents, Problem Solving
May 11, 2017July 1, 2020

Andrew Lohse is the author of Confessions of an Ivy League Frat Boy: A Memoir. Sadly, campus hazing has once again claimed a life and forever changed countless others. A ...

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Consent: Ten talking points to open conversation with your college-bound child

by Kim Cook in Campus Rape, Communication, consent, For Parents, sexual assault, Sexual Assault Awareness Month
April 6, 2017July 1, 2020

When I talk to young people about their sexual health and consent, I feel inspired by their honesty and interest in learning, despite a few snickers here and there. Recently ...

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If a Situation Does Not Feel or Look Safe, Avoid It

by Kim Cook in Adolescent Sexuality, Campus Rape, Communication, Conversation, Dating Violence, Decision Making, For Parents, Health Education, Teen Violence, Uncategorized
August 31, 2015July 1, 2020

  Saturday morning workday nourishment. I wish. It is early Saturday morning. I usually head out for a long run. Today, however, an injury is keeping me from hitting the ...

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Sexual Health Topics of 2014: Inspiring Conversation and Change

by Kim Cook in Adolescent Sexuality, Birth Control, Campus Rape, Comprehensive Sex ED, Conversation, Dating Violence, Domestic Abuse, For Parents, Gardasil, Health Education, HPV, LGBTQ, Perspective, Rape
December 31, 2014July 1, 2020

For bloggers, ringing in the New Year with a list seems to the be the hip and cool thing to do. Obviously we parents totally rock in the "hip and ...

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100 Percent of the Time. Period.

by Kim Cook in Campus Rape, For Parents
August 26, 2014July 1, 2020

After a particularly lovely Sunday Funday enjoying one of the last weekends of summer, one of my close friends and her daughter decided to linger a little longer. (Girl Scout ...

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