When it comes to talking about crimes like rape and sexual assault, the focus is shifting from prosecution and punishment to prevention. That means finding the cause of the problem and tackling it early on. Some Bay Area schools are doing just that — by starting conversations with their students about healthy masculinity and what it means to be a man. The goal is to raise a different kind of man -- a man who stands up against sexual violence.
KALW’s Lisa Bartfai tells us more.
