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<\/p>\n\u201cI AM EVIDENCE\u201d explores the shocking way sexual assault cases have been historically processed in the United States. It is estimated that every year, thousands of rape kits are left untested in police storage facilities.<\/p>\n
Facilitator: Rebecca Campbell PhD; Professor of Psychology, Michigan State University<\/p>\n
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Saturday, January 19th<\/h3>\n
8:30 AM\u00a0 \u2013\u00a0 Continental Breakfast<\/strong><\/p>\n 9:00 AM \u2013\u00a0 \"Shelving Justice: Understand the Problem of Untested Sexual Assault Kits<\/strong>\" This presentation will examine the growing national problem of untested sexual assault kits and focus in-depth on how one jurisdiction, Detroit, MI, developed a multi-year action research project to resolve 11,000 untested rape kits.<\/p>\n Speaker: Rebecca Campbell, Ph.D.; Professor of Psychology, Michigan State University.<\/p>\n 11:00 AM\u00a0 - \u201cSex Trafficking, Substance Abuse and Recovery from a Survivors Perceptive\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n In this session, participants will gain valuable insight about the realities of sex trafficking told by a survivor leader in the anti Speaker: Jasmine Grace Marino, Survivor Leader, Director of Bags of Hope Ministries and Author<\/p>\n 12:00 PM -\u00a0 Lunch with<\/strong> a performance by The<\/strong> Dermatones.<\/strong><\/p>\n 1:00 PM\u00a0 -\u00a0 \u201cSexual Violence: Survival, Stereotypes, and Social Change\u201d<\/strong> In the wake of the Me Too movement and the backlash, there are many mixed messages from political leaders about gender stereotypes and sexual conduct.\u00a0 I will speak about breaking the taboo around having experienced sexual assault, the differential impact of that experience on women of different classes, races, and backgrounds, and how we can channel our personal experiences into sustainable social movements and cultural change.<\/p>\n Keynote Speaker: 2:15 PM - \"Fill a Bag Event\"<\/strong><\/p>\n Please join us for an exciting service activity with Bags of Hope.\u00a0Bags of Hope is an outreach ministry out of the Emmanuel Gospel Center\u00a0<\/a>that Jasmine founded as a way to reach out in a practical way to women living on the streets or in programs throughout the Boston area. In collaboration with programs\u00a0 serving\u00a0women affected by trafficking, prostitution, addiction and homelessness, Bags of Hope Ministries is driven by the community.<\/p>\n DONATED Items Needed<\/strong>: Women\u2019s socks, Deodorant, Toothpaste &Tooth Brush, 12 oz Conditioner &\u00a012 oz Shampoo, Small bag of Trail Mix, Chapstick, Nail Polish, Small package of baby wipes, Hair Brush & or Elastics, Winter hat, gloves, scarf\u00a0, Bar of Soap\u00a0, $5 Dunkin Donut gift cards, Notes of encouragement\u00a0(We will provide Note Paper and Pens at the event)\u00a0*All items MUST be NEW & FULL Size*<\/p>\nPresentations<\/h3>\n
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-trafficking movement in New Hampshire.\u00a0Participants will learn about what makes victims vulnerable, why they stay trapped for so long, how healthcare providers can \"open a door\" for them\u00a0to possibly exit, and the hard work of recovery.<\/p>\nKeynote<\/h3>\n
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\nAlicia Ely Yamin
\nSenior Scholar in Residence, Global Health Education and Learning Incubator, Harvard University and Adjunct Lecturer on Global Health and Population, Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health<\/p>\n