Self-control program for men called success
A program that teaches young men how to control their behavior around women and to make good choices concerning the opposite sex is working, members of a legislative task force were told Tuesday.
Steve Nedbalek , an education specialist with the state Health Department, said the all-male peer Man-to-Man Sexual Assault Prevention Education program covers what men can do to stop sexual assaults.
The goal of the pro...
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