On this week’s episode of The New Consent Narrative, Jilly Mcbane is joined by close friend, Sarah Herring, who is a psychology and business student at the University of Utah. Sarah shares her experience of harm during a summer job in Madeira, Portugal. Together, Sarah and Jilly analyze the contextual factors related to power, privilege, and identity that created this experience of harm. They dive into concepts such as the role of the bystander, victim blaming, and rape myths, and how it applies to primary prevention of harm for all college students. There is power in personal narratives, and this is a personal narrative you are going to want to hear.

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The New Consent Narrative is hosted by Jilly Mcbane, a student staff member at the McCluskey Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education. Allie Moore is the podcast producer. Theme music is by Lobo Loco. Special thank you to Robert Nelson of the Marriott Library for technical help.