Education
The Hook Up
An engaging discussion that "pulls back the covers" on hooking up, clarifies when it’s actually sexual violence, and prepares bystanders to recognize predatory behavior (and stop it).
Contact UsWhy The Hook Up?
- Turbocharges the traditional lecture approach by replacing PowerPoint with audience participation.
- Continues the pro-consent/ intervention dialogue generated among audiences by Sex Signals.
- Serves also as stand-alone program featuring a more fluid, dynamic discussion on consent and bystander intervention for more progressive and outspoken audiences.
What else?
- Meets almost all Title IX prevention strategy expectations.
- Provides upperclassmen, members of Greek Life, and audiences well-versed in these discussions an opportunity to constructively contribute to dialogue and positive change within their community.
- Also available in an online, live remote format as well.
Ready to drive cultural change?
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What does The Hook-Up cover?
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Exposes how colloquial, but toxic language surrounding sex and gender contributes to a permissiveness of predatory behavior
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Clarifies the true distinctions between a healthy sexual encounter, a regretted one, and rape
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Empowers students to recognize predatory behavior and toxic language, and challenge it as bystanders