Nan Stein Audio

• Sexual Harassment in K-12 Schools
  

  This compilation of essays address the concept of gender as a whole. Focusing primarily on the themes of difference and domination, this collection of works features both historical and contemporary authors. Nan Stein of WCW is featured in this collection discussing sexual harassment in K-12 schools.
• Nan D. Stein, Ed.D.: The Shift from Teen Dating Violence to Healthy Relationship Promotion: Losing the Gender Perspective
  

  Lunchtime Seminar November 1, 2012 (31:08 min.)
  In this presentation, Nan Stein, Ph.D., talked about the shift that the terms used to teach about interpersonal violence among youth in K-12 schools have undergone in the last few decades.
• Nan Stein, Ed.D. and Bruce Taylor, Ph.D. : Shifting Boundaries: Findings from a Youth Dating Violence Prevention Program Evaluation in NYC Middle Schools
  

  
  Lunchtime Seminar October 27, 2011 (54:18 min.)
• Symposium: Seeking Educational Equity
  

  35th Anniversary Symposium: Reflections, Conversations, New Directions
  Peggy McIntosh, Ph.D., Nan Stein, Ed.D., Laura Pappano
  Moderator: Maureen Walker, Ph.D.
  November 13, 2010
• Nan Stein, Ed. D. : Sexual Harassment Left Behind: What the Bullying Framework is Doing to Civil Rights Laws and Framework
  

  November 4, 2010 (39:27 min.)

  In this presentation, Senior Research Scientist Nan Stein, Ed.D., will discuss three main points related to the use of the label “bullying” in schools: the term “bullying” is imprecise and vague, and used as a default, a crutch, and a place holder; there is no agreement on the definition of “bullying,” and neither state laws nor researchers can agree on a common definition; and claims of effectiveness of classroom interventions/curriculum on bullying reduction are often inflated, exaggerated, and self-serving, and should be met with skepticism.
• Nan Stein and Katja Gillander Gadin: Sexual Harassment in K-12 Schools as the Precursors to Teen Dating Violence: Perspectives from Law, Public Health and Education in Sweden adn the U.S.
  

  November 19, 2009 (54:21 min).

  Nan Stein, Ed.D. discussed some key areas for research and public policy on gender-based violence and sexual harassment, including how to return the focus in U.S. schools to sexual violence and a discourse of civil rights and Katja Gillander Gadin, Ph.D., from the Department of Health Sciences at Mid Sweden University, Sundsvall, Sweden, discussed the normalization processes of violence and sexual harassment in schools from a Swedish perspective, analyzing and reflecting on why these problems still exist in Swedish schools.