Men Can Stop Rape
Mission
In 1997, the founders of Men Can Stop Rape (MCSR) pioneered a different way of addressing the epidemic of violence against women. Recognizing that that the majority of violent acts against women were committed by men, and that the vast majority of prevention efforts were risk-reduction and self-defense tactics directed at women, they wanted to challenge the presumptive inevitability of men’s violence and shift the problematic responsibility of deterring harm away from women.
Programs
MCSR main programs are:
1. Strength Mediaworks Campaign
2. Consulting and Training Program
3. Awareness to Action Workshops
4. Speakers Bureau
5. Campus Affiliate Program
6. Men of Strength Club
7. From Theory to Practice Training
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Personnel Overview
Neil Irvin - Director of Education
Mr. Irvin has been instrumental in developing the MOST Club, the country's premier gender-based violence prevention program for young men, mobilizing over 1,000 Club members since 2001. He has grown the Club from one school in Washington, DC into Strong Moves, the largest city-wide program of its kind in the country, encompassing all sixteen public high schools.i
Jason Banks - Community Education Coordinator
Mr. Banks is responsible for collaborating with the National Director for administrative oversight and facilitation of the Men of Strength (MOST) Club. Jason graduated from Howard University's School of Education in 2002 with a B.S. in Human Development. Teaching 3rd grade for one year at a Charter school in NE DC, he spent the next two years teaching at DCALA, an alternative school in SE DC.
Stephen Glaude - Executive Director
Mr. Glaude has extensive experience in the management and development of national non-profit organizations and was founder and President of SG and Associates, which provided fundraising, strategic planning, and organizational development technical assistance to nonprofit organizations nationally. He was the first African American to serve as President of the National Congress for CED.
Personnel Statistics
Stephen Glaude,
Executive Director
Founded in 1997
Employees: 10
Volunteers: 13
Financial Statistics
Budget (2008): $ 730,958
Budget (2007): $ 745,059
Maximum Budget: $ 667,000
Overhead: 0 %
Other funding sources: Summit Fund of Washington, Ford Foundation, DC Department of Health, Cafritz Foundation, Liz Claiborne, DC Children and Youth Investment Trust, Target, Mead Family Foundation, Moran Family Foundation
Religious Affiliation: N
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