An Ode to the MCVP

On this week’s episode of The New Consent Narrative, Jilly Mcbane sits down to record a solo segment where she shares insight on her past four years working at the MCVP. She reflects on the fundamental ways she’s changed: letting go of perfectionism, embracing community and collaborative work, and recognizing her own capacity to cause harm. She talks about fun projects she has gotten to work on, including the You Might Be Causing Harm If Campaign, which was launched on campus at the University of Utah in spring 2023, as well as educational posts on the @uofucvp instagram and blog, and this very podcast. Ending sexual violence is a mission that calls for deep self reflection and personal accountability. She thanks the many people who have supported her work and growth along the way. As mentioned, if you’d like to collaborate with the McCluskey Center for Violence Prevention, visit this link. If you’d like to learn more about White Supremacy Culture, visit this website. 

Jilly will be graduating with a bachelor’s degree in Health, Society, and Policy from the University of Utah in May. She hopes this podcast has made an impact throughout her time on campus. 

To learn more about the University of Utah's McCluskey Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, visit the website by clicking on this link.

The New Consent Narrative is hosted by Jilly Mcbane, a student staff member at the McCluskey Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education. Allie Moore is the podcast producer. Theme music is by Lobo Loco. Special thank you to Robert Nelson of the Marriott Library for technical help.