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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2026 · 17 MIN

How to Keep Your Kid Safer at College, Sexual Assault Laws and Prevention

from Aware And Prepared · host Mandi Pratt

Mandi breaks down campus safety from a legal and prevention standpoint, sharing key legislation every parent and student should know before orientation day.From the Jeanne Clery Act to Texas' new Summer Willis Act, Mandi covers the laws shaping campus sexual assault reporting, what colleges are now required to do, and why prevention has to include all genders. She also shares how to have the hard conversations at home, what to do if something happens, and why bystander responsibility is everyone's issue.RESOURCESJeanne Clery Act Federal law requiring colleges to disclose campus crime stats; look up any school before enrolling.RAINN.org Sexual assault hotline and confidential online reporting resource.Summer Willis Act Texas law passed November 2025 defining consent in sexual assault cases.Mandatory Reporting BillTitle IX Resources BillBystander Intervention Episode with Kelly Mandi's earlier episode covering bystander intervention training with Kelly from Pure PraxisCollege Safety Workshops -- Mandi Pratt Two to three-hour trauma-informed, skills-based workshops on situational awareness, communication and boundaries, healthy relationships, and basic self-defense. Available in-person or online for groups this summer only with MandiConnect with Mandi:Website: AwareAndPrepared.lifeTake the Free Intuition Quiz: AwareAndPrepared.life/QuizInstagram: @WomenAwareAndPreparedLinkedIn: Mandi PrattTIMESTAMPS[01:33] Campus safety overview and workshop announcement [02:17] Conference on Crimes Against Women key takeaways [03:36] The Jeanne Clery Act explained [04:56] The Summer Willis Act and defining consent in Texas [6:42] Texas Senate bills: Title IX orientation requirements and mandatory reporting [6:58] Supportive vs. harmful responses to survivors [8:24] Educating all genders - why boys need the conversation too [9:36] People-pleasing, boundaries, and saying no clearly [10:20] Survivor-centered campus processes and prevention work [11:23] What to teach kids before college - social media, bystander responsibility [13:52] Reporting options and knowing it's never the victim's fault [15:37] Summer college safety workshop details and closeThe primary purpose of the Women Aware and Prepared Podcast is to educate and inform. This podcast series does not constitute advice or services. Please use common sense for your own situation.Send me a message

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Mandi breaks down campus safety from a legal and prevention standpoint, sharing key legislation every parent and student should know before orientation day. From the Jeanne Clery Act to Texas' new Summer Willis Act, Mandi covers the laws shaping campus sexual assault reporting, what colleges are now required to do, and why prevention has to include all genders. She also shares how to have the hard conversations at home, what to do if something happens, and why bystander responsibility is ever...

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