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Title |
Time |
Synopsis |
Production Company |
Contact Information |
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Surviving a Rape: Journey Through Grief |
32 min |
Surviving Rape explains the grieving process victims go through by defining the different stages after the incident occurred. This video is specifically intended for a rape victim |
AIMS Media. |
9710 De Soto Ave, |
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Sex Without Consent: When a Kiss is not Just a Kiss |
37 min |
Deals with a college environment, which is portrayed by a skit where actors play out a potential situation that rape might occur. This video would be good for a college audience although it might be considered to be a little out of date (80’s). Great statistics are interwoven throughout the performance. |
Mumbleypeg Productions |
Park Avenue south |
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Without Consent |
26 min |
Based on a true story, a reenactment of acquaintance rape occurs in a college setting, Kind of dated, another 80’s video. Good for college audience. |
Chapman College |
2801 Colorado Ave. |
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Stalking |
45 min |
Seminar/Lecture by former director of VAC Emily. Home Video of stalking in classroom setting. Good history of stalking but film quality is not that good. |
Florida International University (FIU) – Victim Advocacy Center |
Victim Advocacy Center |
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Victims’s Rights |
45 min |
Former Director Emily , video tapes her class doing group presentations on Florida Statutes regarding Victim’s rights. Good information but film quality is not too good |
F.I.U |
Victim Advocacy Center |
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Rape is not Just a Women’s Problem |
20 min |
Specifically targets college campuses and discusses male point of view by talking in terms of men that are emotionally related to victims of rape. Very good information for men. |
Campus Crime Prevention |
P.O. Box 204 Goshen, |
Sexual Assault |
1 hr 45 min |
Emily talks about Sexual Assault to the classroom |
F.I.U |
Victim Advocacy Center |
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Sexual Assault , Drugs and College Athletes |
40 min |
Geraldo has talk show addressing how athletes are being conditioned to be sexually aggressive individuals. Kind of dated but still has valuable information. |
F.I.U |
11200 S.W 8th St |
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Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Crime Victims |
40 min |
Overview and discussion of the mental health needs of crime victims. They touch upon what you can do and how to identify PTSD and depression. They also discuss the justice system and how victims react to that. |
Office for Victims of Crime |
N/A |
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“No One Would Tell” |
2 hrs |
Based on a true story, Fred Savage and Candice Cameron re-enact an abusive relationship between two high school students. Good for teenage audience to get a feel for what an unhealthy relationship can look like. |
NBC |
N/A |
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Oprah “Date Rape Drugs” |
1 hr |
Starts in the midst of the show. Highlights specific cases where rapists used drugs to rape. 3 women also speak about their experience of being raped using a date rape drug of some sort. |
N/A |
N/A |
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“Love in a Pumpkin Shell” |
25 min |
Targets teens and dating violence. Talks about personal experiences from teens. A little dated but touches on important issues related to teen relationships. |
N/A |
N/A |
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Making a Difference: Sexual Abuse |
45 min |
After the first recording there is a more detailed explanation of Kathleen Donnely’s stranger rape experience, which should be shown before the actual classroom presentation. |
F.I.U |
Victim Advocacy Center |
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Making a Difference: Sexual Abuse |
45 min |
Peer Educator presentation to group of students about stalking, rape and domestic violence |
F.I.U |
Victim Advocacy Center |
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Oprah “Rape Treatment Centers” |
1 hr |
Gives many good statistics of rape and explains what the rape kit is and how it is supposed to be used. Unfortunately, the rape kits are not being used b/c they are too expensive to look at them. This is a great show to illustrate the neglect that women’s issues endure in our society. |
N/A |
N/A |
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It Ain’t Love |
55 min |
A group named Faces acts out domestic violence/dating violence skits to high school audiences. This video documents the exploration the group goes through with regards to dating violence. It also illustrates the socialization of men and women and the differences between the two. A great video to show the different sides of the story why men abuse and why women stay in abusive relationships |
Olmos Productions |
1-800-799-SAFE |
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Florida Department of Health |
4 tapes |
5 public service announcements that address rape as a crime. 3 in English and 2 in Spanish |
Florida Dept of Health |
N/A |
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Escaping the Abuse: Leaving Smart |
20 min |
Documentary on how to leave an abusive relationship through safety planning. This would be helpful to victim’s who are planning on leaving their abusive situation. |
Intermedia, Inc |
1300 Dexter N |
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Rape: The Boundaries of Fear |
30 min |
Very good videos illustrating the many precautions women go through in order to live in the world. It talks about all the restrictions women put on themselves to be safe from rape. A little outdated but very insightful. |
Barr Films |
12801 Schabarum, P.O. |
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Athletes for Sexual Responsibility Rape Awareness |
26 min |
Different scenes of rape scenario’s in college setting. Great for college students to discuss and learn from. A little dated. |
University of Maine |
5749 Merrill Hall Rm 15. |
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Athletes for Sexual Responsibility Smart Sex |
20 min |
Talks about safe sex, STD’s, HIV. Very good for High school students preparing for college, shows how even the most respected people don’t always have the right answer for you. Teaches to analyze yourself and others. A little dated |
University of Maine |
5749 Merrill Hall Rm 15. |
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Campus Crime Be Aware |
21 min |
1990, Four survivors talk about their experience of campus rape. Teaches what can be done to prevent it, providing women with many don’ts and provides men with very little. |
Intermedia, Inc. |
1300 Dexter ln |
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Serving Crime Victims with Disabilities: Meet us Where We Are |
14 min |
Being a victim of a crime is hard enough but being a disabled victim can often be overlooked and misunderstood. This video looks at how disabled victims of abuse cope with the crime and what is out there for them in terms of help. |
OVC |
1-800-627-6872 |
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Serving Crime Victims with Disabilities : The Time is Now |
17 min |
The time is now to get out there in the community helping victims of crimes and treating all of them with the respect and attention, they deserve |
OVC Resource Center |
1-800-627-6872 |
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Assessment of Sexual Trauma in the Adult Female |
37 min |
An experienced counselor describes 2 situations of sexual assault and analyzes them. This is a good video to help understand what victims go through |
Menninger Video Productions |
P.O. Box 829 |
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How to Establish Acquaintance Rape Prevention Education Programs on Campus |
More than 2 hrs |
A seminar/workshop that shows teachers how to think in terms of their students when deciding a plan on how to educate them on rape. |
Campus Crime Prevention Programs |
P.O. Box 829 Topeka, |
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Domestic Violence Training Series: Part 1 and 2 |
4 hrs |
HRSA training session that talks about Domestic Violence and its many facets |
HRSA |
N/A |
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The Chase: A P.S.A |
30 sec |
A PSA reminding the viewer to focus on the victim not the perpetrator. |
US Dept Of Justice |
N/A |
