John School | December 2021

 

Agenda

8:45am Registration

9:00 Introduction

9:15 The Line by Stew Kitchen, She Has A Name 

Discussion Questions

9:45 Why Men Solicit Sex by Christopher Stollar, She Has A Name

10:15am Photo ID Activity - Individual


10:30 Break


10:45 A Survivor’s Story by Tina Hennen, Lower Lights Recovery


11:30 Lunch


12:00pm Healthy Relationships by Elizabeth Miller

Discussion Questions

12:45 Health & STIs by Kristen Miele

1:30 Break

1:40 Discussion Groups/Reflection Activity

2:30 Questionnaires

2:45 Closing & Certificates


Speakers

Stewart kitchen

Stewart has volunteered with SHAN since the summer of 2019 and is a presenter and speaker on the topics of sexual assault, and correctional education. He provides educational programming and coaching to reformed felons, and is a passionate advocate for reformative programs in the correctional system.


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christopher stollar

Christopher is a longtime volunteer, advocate and board member of She Has A Name. As the organization's demand reduction coordinator, Chris works directly with men who have been arrested for soliciting sex through our educational "John School" program. He also speaks regularly about demand reduction issues at conferences across the country, including Shared Hope International’s JuST Conference in San Diego. In addition, Chris is an award-winning author of The Black Lens novel about sex trafficking and is represented by senior agent Paula Munier of Talcott Notch Literary. Learn more at christopherstollar.com.


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stephanie rollins

Stephanie serves as the prevention education coordinator at Gracehaven. In her role, she helps young victims of sex trafficking escape the entrapment that defined previously defined her life. Here is a short statement from Stephanie: “In the past, many labeled me a drug-addicted prostitute. In reality, I was a victim of human trafficking for thirty years. I love teaching both kids and adults about the issue- particularly how to show victims that there is a way out and that past experiences do not have to define us.”


Tina Hennen

Tina Hennen serves on the Board of Directors for Sanctuary Collective. She is a survivor of the streets of the west side of Columbus. Having grown up without stability, she turned to drugs and fell prey to the traffickers who exploit the most vulnerable. Tina eventually found her freedom through the criminal justice system in Franklin County's CATCH Court. A 2017 graduate of the program, Tina now works as a Peer Support Specialist for Lower Lights Recovery. She is married and enjoys relationships with her children today. She is proud to return to the streets where she was once trafficked to offer her experience, strength, and hope.

Mark McCarthy, LPCC-S

Mar and MA in Biblical Counseling from Grace Theological Seminary: Mark has 25 years of experience as a Christian therapist, who also brings the value of his own transformation from sexual brokenness to integrity and freedom. He was married for 28 years before sexual addiction ended his marriage and career. For three years Mark worked hard on recovery, and God brought both transformation in his life and restoration with his family. Mark and his wife have since remarried, his children have worked through a process of forgiveness, and his counseling license has been reinstated. He works with all men’s issues, but specializes in sexual integrity. Contact Mark or learn more at his website.


Kristen Miele

Kristen Miele has her masters of science in community health, focusing on sexual health. She has been a sexual health teacher for the past 12 years, working in Ohio, Illinois, and Honduras. She has been married for 9 years and has a 3 year old daughter. Kristen is an experienced volunteer with She Has A Name and continues to join in the fight against human trafficking. | kristenmiele9@gmail.com