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Conference Schedule

All events take place in the Peter Engel Science Center and Alcuin Library, Saint John's University campus.  Refer to campus map for building and parking locations.

 (conference schedule subject to change)


Thursday, November 5

  • 4:00pm
         

Registration opens

  • 4:30pm
         

Reception

  • 5:00pm 
         

Pre-Conference Film - "Hip-Hop:  Beyond Beats and Rhymes", a Byron Hurt film

  • 6:30pm
         

Dinner

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Friday, November 6

  • 8:00am
         

Registration

  • 9:00am
         

Opening Plenary:  Patricia Eng, Beverly Guy-Sheftall, Courtney martin and Shira Tarrant  Michael Kimmel, moderator

  • 10:30am
         

Break

  • 10:45am
         

Session Block I

  • “Meeting Men Where They Are: Understanding and Productively Engaging Men’s Resistance to Feminism” – Robert Pleasants (U. of No. Carolina Chapel Hill) and
    “Changing Carolina: Changing the Culture of Men’s Indifference to Violence Against Women” – Christopher Allen (U. of South Carolina)
  • “The Ethics and Erotics of Sexual Consent: Beyond 'But We Were Both Drinking' - Harry Brod (University of Northern Iowa)
  • “The Line” film and discussion of “What is Your Line?” - Nancy Schwartzman, film director
  •  12:00n
         

Lunch 

  • 1:45pm 
         

Session Block II

  • “Meeting Them Where We Were” - Jonathan Grove (PLU)
  • “Beyond Best Practices” - Robert Buelow (UC Irvine)
  • Organizing Male Allies: Opportunities and Challenges” - Ed Heisler (Safe Haven Shelter for Battered Women) and
    “Minnesota Men’s Action Network: Alliance to Prevent Sexual and Domestic Violence" - Chuck Derry (MN-MAN)
  • "Liberating Space: A conversation exploring the possibilities for a 'break out' movement of men away from conventional masculine performance and roles in the politics of dominance and patriarchy"  – Charles Knight, Ozzie Mayers and Ethan Wang will lead the conversation. All attending are invited to participate in the conversation.
  •  3:00pm
         

Break 

  • 3:30pm 
         

Session Block III 

  • “Voices of Men” - One-Man Play by Ben Atherton-Zeman
  • "What's Your Stake?" - Sharon Sobotta (Saint Mary's College of California) and “Collaboration across Social Justice, Multicultural, and Queer Student Organizations on Campus to Fight Classism, Racism and Homophobia” - Xavier Guadalupe (Virginia Commonwealth U)
  • “Involving Student Athletes” - Lauren Pilnick (MSU Mankato) and 
    “Male Athletes Against Violence, Real Men vs Reel Men)” – Andrew Loring (U. of Maine)
  • “Hip-Hop:  Beyond Beats and Rhymes" film discussion - Byron Hurt, film director
  •  5:00pm
         

Reception and Social

  •  7:00pm
         

SAVE Forum Actors Troupe from the University of Northern Iowa

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Saturday, November 7

  • 8:00am
         

Registration

  • 9:00am
         

Opening Plenary:  Ted Bunch, Jimmie Briggs, Pat McGann and Mark Matousek
Michael Kaufman, Moderator

  • 10:30am
         

Break

  • 10:45am
         

Session Block IV

  • "The Spitting Game:  The College Hook-Up Culture" film and discussion - Denice Ann Evans, J'Hue Film Productions
  • “Building and Fostering a College Men’s Group” - Joshua O’Donnell (Western Washington U.) and
    “A Genderation of Men: Progressive Masculinities Mentors (strategies for building a men’s group)” – Derrick Williams (University of Southern Illinois)
  • "The Men's Story Project" film and discussion - Josie Lehrer (UCSF)
  • "The Three Secrets to Successfully engage Campus Men & Build a White Ribbon Campaign" - Michael Kaufman
  •  12:00n
         

Lunch 

  • 1:45pm 
         

Session Block V

  • “Welcome to the Party: A Curriculum for Freshmen Sexual Assault Prevention”  - Deb Beazley and 
    “Men Can Stop Rape” - Joseph Vess (Men Can Stop Rape)
  • "Changing College Sexual Assault Policies Workshop” – Daniel Wald (Students Active for Ending Rape)  and 
    “Selling Masculinities (selling a new vision of what a man is)” – Jonathan Grove (PLU)
  • "Expanding the Work:  From Men's Groups Working to Stop Violence to Redifining masculinity.  A review of recent activities of the SJU Men's Center" - Gar Kellom, SJU
  • "Bystanders and Familiar Assault” – Stephen Thompson (Central Michigan U) and
    "Leading Leaders in Search of our Lost Afrocentric Behaviors: Mirroring Ourselves” – Olali, David Omunukum (U. of Ibadan, Nigeria)
  •  3:00
         

Break 

  • 3:30pm 
         

Session Block VI

  • “The Prophet Muhammad Never Beat His Wife” – Shyam Sriram (Men Stopping Violence/Muslim Men Against Domestic Violence) and
    "A Men's Issue:  Who Are They?" - Sacchi Patel and Kieran Siao (Syracuse University)
  • The Family Violence Prevention Fund and Omega Psi Phi Fraternity: A campus-based partnership to end violence against women - Jeanine Hays (Family Violence Prevention Fund) and 
    "Risk and Rewards:  Participating in Football at a Rural University" - Mario Olivares and Ryan Moss (Eastern Oregon University)
  • "How Good are the Good Guys?  Contradictions in College Men's Anti-Sexist Activism" - Tal Peretz (University of Southern California) and
    "Wolf in Sheep's Clothing? - Men in the Social Justice Movement" - Christopher Leck and Monica Collins (Colorado State University)
  •  5:00pm
         

Conference Closing - a session chaired by the Organizing Committee on leassons learned from the conference and where we go from here.

 

  •  6:00pm
         

Closing dinner for those who wish to attend - RSVP to Tonya Miller or call (320)363-2737. 

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