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SAVE’s annual conference will be held June 20-21 in Washington DC, in conjunction with the Center for Prosecutor Integrity.
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Inclusive VAWA
The 2013 reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act features a new Inclusion Mandate that bans discrimination on the basis of “race, color, religion, national origin, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, or disability.”
In response, SAVE has established the Inclusive-VAWA Resource Center.
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Unethical Prosecutors?
Each year the Violence Against Women Act pours $50 million into the prosecution of domestic violence crimes. So how is this money being spent?
Find out at the Center for Prosecutor Integrity. |
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Affirmative Consent: Turning any Student into a Sex Offender
The U.S. Department of Education (DED) has proposed that college students would have to follow Affirmative Consent requirements. Affirmative Consent mandates that both partners give their explicit, verbal consent on a repeated basis throughout the process of having sex, according to a California bill.
Affirmative Consent is so broad and obviously impractical that it serves to outlaw 99% of all campus sex encounters.
SPEAK OUT NOW!
See: Ten Steps to Turn any Student into a Sex Offender |
I-VAWA: Short-Sighted?
Studies from 85 countries around the world show that women are as likely as men to engage in partner abuse. But the International Violence Against Women Act would only help women.
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Campus ‘Rape-Culture’ Crusade: Fueled by Emotion and Myth
 Rapes have fallen dramatically in the past three decades. But discussions how to further curb the problem of campus sex assault are being derailed by over-wrought accusations of “rape culture.”
Much of the emotion is being fueled by the “one-in-five” rape myth – a bogus number that includes “attempted” and “alcohol/drug facilitated” intercourse.
Help us restore reason, tolerance, and the presumption of innocence to college campuses.
Barbara Kay: Rape Culture and the Delusions of the Feminist Mind |
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