This video depicts the final scenarios of a R.A.D. class and was produced, written and voiced by an actual rape survivor, a Cal State Fullerton student. This was her class project that delivers a global message. RAIN Network statistics show that a rape occurs every eight minutes, and a sexual assault every two minutes in America. Please watch and learn for ways you can help protect yourself.
R.A.D. Objective:
To develop and enhance the options of self-defense, so they may become viable considerations to the woman who
is attacked.
Risk Reduction Principles
- Classwork includes techniques on personal self-awareness and surroundings
- Responsibility for personal safety & dependency on self
- Learn physical strengths
- Appropriate defense to confrontations
- Opportunity to use techniques learned
- Students respond in assault scenarios
- Optional at student's discretion
Step Up & Stop It
Offered by:
CSUF Women's Center
and:
UniversityBlues.org
a program of the Women's Center and the Human Services Department of Cal State Fullerton
The Next R.A.D. Class will be held:
From
9am to 1pm
on the following Saturdays:
June 21, 2008
June 28, 2008
July 5, 2008
Click to view the current R.A.D. Flyer!
Free Lifetime Return Policy with signed book or Certificate. This class is open to all women with priority registration for CSUF students.
Contact Corporal Iris Cortes-Valle at (714) 278-3423 or by E-Mail at ICortes-Valle@Fullerton.edu, or contact Officer Eva Ku by E-Mail at EKu@Fullerton.edu for any questions regarding registration or the R.A.D. program.