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This? actually, when we started the program on our campus, it was many years ago and really even before we talked about relationship and vex wall violence to the level that we do now. we started the program just because we had heard a few survivors going to the counseling center, to the residence hall staff, back in the day when people really weren t talking about that. this swroun been a topic on cnn back then. the program has grown and developed, and we have a full-time staff there and a great group of student volunteers and peer ed cares. it s grown over the years, but it wasn t started in response to what we saw as a big crisis. we were just trying to be helpful. laura, there were a number of other reports that kim out in the past couple of years that universities don t want a tarnished reputation. they don t want parents hearing that rapes happen on their campus. other universities, the members of security were handling it
A lot of peace out of the program, and laura has been a tremendous help to you? yeah, definitely. everyone that s why i joined. i was kind of confused before i joined of what had actually happened to me, but being around people who are as supportive as this group is are tremendously helpful. i don t know where i would be without it. you are bold and brave to come forward and talk about this. i have so many friends with young daughters in college, and it s a shame that we have to address this and talk about this, but it s a reality, and we have got to educate other young women your age. i really appreciate you speaking out about it. thank you so much, katlyn, and, laura, fabulous program you are running on the campus, and thank you for being supportive of women going through this. thank you so much.
Would tell gals my age this is the situation you don t want to get into? yeah, no, definitely. alcohol was involved. i wasn t nearly as drunk as he was from what i can sbrb what i can recall. but, yeah, it was definitely one of those situations that i trusted him and i didn t think it would lead to what it actually led to, but he was very drunk and much more forceful than i ever experienced around anyone in my life. so when it came down to it, i thought it was just like a friendly encounter, and he got very forceful and it went bad very quickly. and, laura, you are in charge of the relationship and sexual violence prevention program there at the university. why was that started? was it because you were seeing an increase in situations like what happened to katlyn? does the university have to do something to try and prevent
Time something goes wrong or i don t feel in control or i feel uncomfortable. even just going out and having a guy come up behind me and put his hands on me and wanting to just dance is the most disgusting feeling in the world for me because i feel so violated. wow. caitlin keller is one of the students in that documentary, a rape survivor, and a senior at the university of missouri, and laura hackman is here also. caitlin, let s start with you. how do you even recover from something like this? i know this documentary was therapeutic for you, and you re getting your story out there, but i know it was not an easy road for you at all. it definitely wasn t easy. it wasn t a quick fix. i joined the relationship and sexual violence center on campus