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| Men | Women |
| -Nothing (this is the common response, though some men may take a variety of steps to protect themselves) | - Don't run or jog alone -Don't walk alone at night - Look over my shoulder- check to see if I am being followed - Wear baggy or loose clothing - Don't wear short skirts or revealing clothing -Don't wear too much makeup -Keep my keys out and available when walking to my car -Check the backseat before getting into the car -Make sure to leave work before dark -Don't run or jog at night -Keep my guard up in a new relationship -Have been told to make myself throw up if I am being assaulted -Don't trust men in vulnerable situations (e.g., stranded on highway) -Learn self-defense -Don't go back to a fraternity house alone -Don't go back to men's bedrooms -Don't drink too much -Keep control of my drink- be sure what is in it |
VOICE encourages men to challenge the inequality and unfairness of this and begin to think seriously about what they can do to prevent violence.
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