Media & News Room:  Interview Questions

• If I know what I want, why should I have to ask before kissing someone?
• Doesn't "asking" ruin the moment?
• What if the person says, "No"?
• What is the Body Language Challenge?
• Why should people avoid the dating game?
• How do you know what your partner wants?
• Why should people change their entire approach to intimacy because of a few people who make poor choices?
• How do you make "asking" fun and sexy?
• How do I talk to my son or daughter about this issue without "lecturing" them?
• How does having a few drinks effect this issue?
• What is the #1 concern/tip about date rape drugs?
• How do you actually ask for more than a kiss?
• How do you help a family or friend who has been sexually assaulted?
• How do you "OPEN THE DOOR" to help family & friends report when sexually assaulted?
• As you speak across the country, what questions do people ask about this concept?
• What surprises audiences the most about your program?
• What inspired you to speak out to promote sexual assault awareness?
• How does your sister and your family feel about your work?
• Where can people get your book and find out more about your programs?

• How did you bring the 12 survivors together from around the country?
• How did you decide which survivors to include in the book?
• What was your inspiration for creating Voices of Courage?
• Why did the survivors decide to be a part of the book?
• How have family members of the survivors felt about them being in the book?
• How difficult was it for each survivor to share, especially reading onto the CD set?
• Has being involved with Voices of Courage changed the survivors' perspectives?
• Have the survivors in the book actually met each other in-person?
• What is the main reason most survivors do not report being assaulted?
• What do you mean by "sexual assault is a silent crime?"
• What has been the most rewarding aspect of editing and publishing Voices of Courage?

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