One of the most comprehensive gender-based violence prevention programs in the nation, with over 25 years of proven impact.
RSVP® is a youth-informed curricula developed in partnership with the US Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women.
We have over 25 years of experience helping youth reshape the way they think about masculinity, and engaging them in ending all forms of male violence and self-harm through our Reducing Sexism and Violence Program.
RSVP® has two workshop series: one for middle school boys and one for high school students of all genders. RSVP® incorporates multiple interactive learning opportunities: physical activity, peer-to-peer dialogue, sharing, role play, film clips, and group discussions.
Teaches youth skills to effectively challenge unsafe attitudes and behaviors to limit harassment, violence, and sexual assault in schools, athletic teams, and communities.
Provides youth with specific strategies for nonviolent conflict de-escalation that they can apply to any situation in their daily lives.
Empowers youth to recognize and call out the cultural aspects of harmful masculinity that contribute to violence, self-harm, and academic decline among boys.
Grounded in research, evidence-based practices, and third-party evaluations ensuring proven, measurable impact.
Elicits high praise for its ability to keep students interested, engaged, and connected throughout the entire program.
The program engages participants in learning about and discussing interpersonal biases, gender stereotypes, gender-based violence, and upstander intervention.
Active engagement keeps participants energized and focused.
Youth learn from each other's perspectives and experiences.
Real-world scenarios bring learning to life in meaningful ways.
Open dialogue creates space for honest reflection and growth.