The Men's and Women's Programs: Ending Rape through Peer Education
The kind of book that should be in every Student Affairs and Resident Assistant's (RA's) office. If you are working with young men and women and want to or are mandated to develop a prevention program, The Men's and Women's Program is a book that is highly recommended to help you begin.  Lois A. Carey, Molloy College, Social Work with Groups,"No other publications provide the explicit language to enable youth to work toward ending sexual violence and be assured that their interventions among their peers are meaningful, research-based, and lasting. A charged, emotional topic is voiced in a way that engages both those who offer and those who experience these sexual assault survivor programs."-Charles G. Eberly, PhD, Professor of Counseling and Student Development, Eastern Illinois University and Past President, Center for the Study of the College Fraternity"As a speaker on sexual assault, depression, and suicide, I have long been an admirer of John Foubert. This book is a must for anyone that works in the sexual assault field and is interested in using a unique, successful, research based program for men and women. I am particularly impressed with The Women’s Program. I have seen nothing like this available."-Andrea Fuller Cooper, Kristin’s Story, LLC"Dr. Foubert has outdone himself. This book is a must-have for peer educators, student service personnel, and any professional committed to preventing or addressing sexual violence. The level of detail and clarity is unparalleled, while the inclusion of specific scripts for conducting both men's and women's programming ensures positive outcomes. This book demonstrates why Dr. Foubert is considered a leader in this field."-Keith L. Kaufman, Professor of Psychology, Portland State University"...a user-friendly, "how-to" text that focuses on the use of peer educators to address the complex and sensitive issues of rape prevention. It is the kind of book that should be in every Student Affairs and Resident Assistant's office and bookshelf...Although discussion focusing on rape frequenly leave audiences uncomfortable, frightened, defensive, and/or silent, the creative ideas used in this program enable the peer educators to establish rapport with participants by creating victim empathy within a context of how to help a sexual assault survivor...If you are working with young men and women and want to or are mandated to develop a prevention program,The Men's and Women's Programis a book that is highly recommmended to help you begin." -Lois A. Carey,Social Work with Groups