Hosted by Georgetown Sexual Assault Peer Educators · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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SAPE Speaks is a podcast created by Sexual Assault Peer Educators, a student group committed to educating the Georgetown community about interpersonal violence and supporting survivors of sexual assault. SAPE hopes that this collection of conversations will encourage, support, educate, and inspire necessary dialogue in the Georgetown community. The views expressed in the podcast are a representation of the speakers themselves, and not all reflect Health Education Services or Georgetown University.
Georgetown Sexual Assault Peer Educators hosts SAPE Speaks, a health show with 16 episodes published.
In this episode of SAPE Speaks, one of our hosts, Heidi Paisley, will be talking to four other current sophomores about their experiences with sex education growing up, as well as what they want to see in terms of sex ed
The role of technology has never been more present in our society than now. With the advent of AI, algorithms, and advanced computing, it is in every aspect of our lives. As our society moves further online, however, so
On this episode of SAPE Speaks, Elizabeth sits down with two close friends, Maggie and Drew, to reflect on their personal growth since their early days at Georgetown. They dive into topics like setting healthy boundaries
Have you ever wondered about the resources available to survivors at Georgetown? Have you ever seen the acronym SARP but not understood what it means? On the 13th episode of SAPE Speaks, Alex Brown spoke with Alex Huss,
In conversations about interpersonal violence, have you ever been asked “what about men?” Have you ever pondered the question yourself? On the twelfth episode of SAPE Speaks, fellows Alex Brown and Ryan Samway sit down w
Join us to learn about our Sexual Assault Awareness Month guest, Marlee Liss. Marlee is an award-winning speaker, restorative justice advocate, author, and lesbian Jewish feminist. As a somatic educator, she has supporte
On this episode of SAPE Speaks, senior Esme Kalbag and Sophomore Alex Brown sit down with Jessica D. Naidu who works a the Center for Restorative Justice at University of San Diego. This episode walks through what restor
On the ninth episode of SAPE Speaks, fellows Noa Offman, Alex Brown, Lia Gilleran, and Thao Nguyen sit down to discuss how music perpetuates and reflects modern rape culture. They analyze lyrics from popular songs across
On this episode of SAPE Speaks, sophomore Noa Offman and staff clinician, Brit Egan, sit down with Hannah Gray, an interpersonal Violence Education, and Training Specialist, to discuss Georgetown University’s new bystand
During the sixth episode of SAPE Speaks, first year Noa Offman and junior Esme Kalbag sit down with Jennifer Crewalk, the Associate Director for Undocumented Student Services at Georgetown University’s Center for Multicu
In the newest episode of SAPE Speaks, first-years Noa Offman and Alison Karki sit down with Sirajah Raheem of Groundsheet as a part of SAPE's Sexual Assault Awareness Month programming. The three of them explore the inte
On this episode of SAPE Speaks, junior Esme Kalbag is joined by Health Education Services' Brit Egan and Val Tovar Malloy to discuss sexual assault on Georgetown's campus. They debunk some myths around interpersonal viol
In the fourth and final episode of this academic year, graduating SAPE seniors sit down together to reflect. They discuss their experiences in SAPE, their years at Georgetown, and what they have learned through facilitat
In the third installment of SAPE Speaks, sophomores Sarah Watson and Esme Kalbag meet with Adrien Lawyer, a co-founder of the New Mexico Transgender Resource Center. Lawyer explains the intersection between identities an
Seniors Katarina Watson and Courtney Smith connect with Jimanekia Eborn in the second episode of SAPE Speaks. Jimanekia is a queer media consultant, comprehensive sex educator, and sexual assault and trauma expert. Katar
In the first episode of SAPE Speaks, seniors Katarina Watson and Courtney Smith sit down to talk with Professor Deborah Stearns. As a professor in the psychology department at Georgetown University, Professor Stearns tea
Drew
Champion of the Prerelease · Team Drew’s Basement
1 appearance on this show
Maggie
nurse · Santa Fe Magazine
1 appearance on this show
Marlee Liss
award-winning speaker, restorative justice advocate, author, lesbian Jewish feminist, somatic educator
1 appearance on this show
Thao Nguyen
Founder & CEO · Get Down Stay Down
1 appearance on this show
Alex Brown
consultant in business school admissions, course leader in Digital Marketing and Digital Strategy · Exit Stage Left Advisors
1 appearance on this show
Hannah Gray
Interpersonal Violence Education, and Training Specialist · Danville-Boyle County Planning & Zoning Department
1 appearance on this show
Jimanekia Eborn
Trauma Media Consultant, Comprehensive Sex Educator, founder of Tending the Garden
1 appearance on this show
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