Respect and Consent: Mike Domitrz's Mission to Transform Relationships
We need to be talking about creating a culture of respect.
Ever wondered how a simple question can transform the way we approach relationships? In this engaging episode of RISE Radio, Randy Haveson sits down with Mike Domitrz, the passionate advocate behind 'Can I Kiss You?'. Mike’s journey began with a deeply personal experience of sexual assault on a college campus, propelling him into a lifelong mission to educate and inspire change.
He dives into the nuances of consent, respect, and intimacy, shedding light on the often-overlooked importance of clear communication in relationships. Mike's candid advice is not just for young adults but for everyone—regardless of age, gender, or background. His work spans across military bases, corporate offices, and college campuses, emphasizing that respect and consent are universal values that need to be integrated into all facets of life.
He discusses how body language can be misleading and the necessity of verbal communication to ensure mutual respect and understanding. But it doesn’t stop there. Mike also highlights the crucial role parents play in educating their children about dating violence and consent, advocating for gender-neutral conversations that foster a safer environment for everyone.
This episode is more than just a discussion; it's a call to action for creating a culture where asking for consent is the norm and respect is expected. If you're interested in learning how to foster healthier, more respectful relationships, this episode is a must-listen.