BRING RMR TO YOUR ORGANIZATION

HOST RMR

Bring RMR to Your Organization

HOST RMR

What Is an RMR Day of Awareness

An experiential training for students to build skills, knowledge, and their ability to raise awareness and prevent unhealthy relationships, disrespect, sexual misconduct, dating abuse, sexual harassment, stalking, and substance use.

HOW RMR WORKS FROM GRADES 2-COLLEGE

Grades 2-5

  • Establish personal boundaries
  • Build communication skills and confidence

Grades 6-8

  • Understand gender-based assumptions
  • Flirting vs. hurting

Grades 9-12

  • Sexual harassment and sexting
  • The ultimate college prep on college expectations and definitions of consent 

Higher Education

  • Intoxication vs incapacitation
  • Effective vs affirmative consent

Community

  • Develop upstander skills
  • Clarity on boundaries, harassment, and sexual misconduct

Institute

  • Policies, protocols, and procedures
  • Developmental prevention education

TAKE A PEEK AT RMR IN ACTION

THE RMR EXPERIENCE

  • Dynamic, highly credentialed, and experienced presenters

  • Grounded in research-supported efficacy with hundreds of schools and colleges

  • Inclusive to all identities including ethnicity, race, gender, gender identity, and sexual orientation

  • Comprehensive pre/post-test included

LEARNING OUTCOMES

Delineate between incapacitation vs. intoxication and effective consent vs. affirmative consent.

Define sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, sexual assault, rape, and gender-based discrimination.

Identify signs of an unhealthy relationship and a healthy relationship.

List strategies to intervene as a proactive upstander if they encounter disrespectful interpersonal or sexual behavior or comments.

TOPICS COVERED FOR HIGH SCHOOLS & COLLEGES

Alcohol/Other Drugs

Learn how to assess the impact on consent when someone is drinking alcohol or under the influence of drugs. Know when consent is invalid due to impairment. 

Bystander Intervention Training

Empower students to stand up in pro-social bystander ways.

Consent

Understand that silence in and of itself does constitute effective or affirmative consent. Learn the nuances of verbal and non-verbal communication. 

Dating and Relationship Abuse

Identify characteristics of healthy relationships and warning signs for unhealthy relationships.

Flirting v. Hurting

Discern between welcomed flirting and unwelcome harassment.

Gender Bullying

Pinpoint which interactions constitute gender-based bullying. Understand the meaning of gendered vocabulary and language as it impacts perceived and experienced inequality. 

Legal Standards

Understand age of consent, standards for incapacitation, and what constitutues undue emotional pressure and coercion. 

Personal Boundaries

Develop a confident voice to express one’s own comfort or discomfort with any form of contact, whether physical, online, or verbal. 

Power and Control

Navigate the nuances of power dynamics in various relationships, including teacher-student, coach-student, and employer-employee. 

Respectful Communication

Learn what constitues offensive language and at what point persistent contact becomes harassment.

Stalking

Understand the distinction between constant contact and unhealthy, stalking behaviors.

Sexual Assault

Distinguish amongst the types of physical intimate contact, as to what constitutes sexual assault vs. rape vs. consensual contact. 

“It is incredibly powerful to see a woman like you stand up and speak out against sexual assault. It impacted my life personally and I know it impacted the lives of many others as well. Your quote of “Silence Changes Nothing” could not ring more true. I know that I left your message tonight feeling empowered to be the change that I want to see on a college campus. Thank you for your vulnerability married to a fierce boldness that delivered a message everyone needed to hear.”

Lauren

University of Illinois