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John Foubert
United States
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This channel includes videos featuring Dr. John Foubert, Dean and Professor in the College of Education at Union University and former Highly Qualified Expert for Sexual Assault Prevention with the U.S. Army. Television and website videos are included. Common topics are sexual assault prevention and the harms of pornography.
When rape victims freeze.
This video, by Dr. John Foubert, describes how many victims of rape will freeze during the encounter instead of fighting back. The body's natural response to trauma is described.
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Alcohol and Sexual Assault.
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This video by Dr. John Foubert describes the linkages between alcohol and sexual assault.
How the brain and body respond to sexual assault.
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This video, by Dr. John Foubert, describes how the brain and the body respond to sexual assault.
Rape Related PTSD and typical survivor behavior.
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This video helps the viewer understand that rape survivors will often describe what happened to them in different ways based on the stage of PTSD they are in. A "changing story" is often a sign of trauma, not a "False report."
How Pornography Harms: A Presentation for the Army, February 2019
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This video provides research on how pornography harms. It was filmed at the Army SHARP Academy in Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas in February 2019.
Hot Off the Presses The Latest Research on How Pornography Harms by John Foubert
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This video is a presentation on the latest research on how pornography harms. Most research for this presentation was published in 2020-2022. For more information, go to www.johnfoubert.com/is-porn-bad.
John Foubert at Ft. Bliss 2019 SHARP Command Forum
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This is a presentation about sexual assault prevention by Dr. John Foubert to the Commanders at U.S. Army Ft. Bliss in the Fall of 2019.
Police Rape Training Video
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This is an open source copy of The Police Rape Training Video. The video was originally filmed by a nonprofit organization NO MORE (d.b.a. One in Four), and is now available here online, for free educational purposes. The video may not be sold. Caution: This video describes a male-on-male rape and may be considered triggering to some. If your organization is looking for police training, militar...
Creating Caring Christian Communities: Christlike Corrections for Carnal Coercion
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A chapel talk at Moody Bible Institute by Dr. John Foubert. September 2017.
Dr John D Foubert Congressional Briefing 2017
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Dr. John Foubert presents about the connection between pornography and sexual violence to over 100 Congressional staff, along with members of Homeland Security, Justice, and Health & Human Services.
Interview with John Foubert PhD by Truth About Porn
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Is there a link between pornography and sexual violence? You bet there is. This interview with sexual assault prevention scholar John Foubert shows the link clearly.
Why you should care about pornography by John Foubert
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This video clip is a short talk about why you should care about pornography by Dr. John Foubert, Author of How Pornography Harms: What Teens, Young Adults, Parents & Pastors Need to Know.
Overview of One in Four
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This is an overview of the nonprofit organization, One in Four (www.oneinfourusa.org).
Introduction to One in Four (www.oneinfourusa.org)
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Introduction to One in Four (www.oneinfourusa.org)
John Foubert interview on C-SPAN 12/28/14 part 3
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John Foubert interview on C-SPAN 12/28/14 part 3
John Foubert C-SPAN interview 12/28/14 part 2
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John Foubert C-SPAN interview 12/28/14 part 2
John Foubert interviewed on C-SPAN's Washington Journal on December 28, 2014 Part 1
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John Foubert interviewed on C-SPAN's Washington Journal on December 28, 2014 Part 1
Carol Costello on CNN Newsroom Interviews Dr. John Foubert
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Carol Costello on CNN Newsroom Interviews Dr. John Foubert
CNN Newsroom, Don Lemon interviews Dr. John Foubert
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CNN Newsroom, Don Lemon interviews Dr. John Foubert
Introduction to Clery, Title IX, Campus SAVE for Gender Based Violence on Campus Class
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Introduction to Clery, Title IX, Campus SAVE for Gender Based Violence on Campus Class
Intro to intersection between p*rnography and r*pe
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Intro to intersection between p*rnography and r*pe
Dr. Foubert video for Critical Issues: Tenure
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Dr. Foubert video for Critical Issues: Tenure
Introduction to One in Four @OneinFourUSA
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Introduction to One in Four @OneinFourUSA
Would this happen while drugged on roffies?.
Thank you for this . I didn’t know it was opioids . But now I know what was happening. The flat affect after is the trauma of figuring out how to process it all. It’s like the rape continues on in your head.. like being in the twilight zone
Dissociation is real 2:33
I had an out of body experience
I had an out of body experience
Thank you thank you thank you so much.
I was violently molested at 10 by our neighbors son. He was 19. I suffered not just mentally but physical injuries to my body from him that still affects me to this day. It's been 33 years and I still have nightmares and bad thoughts. I have learned to keep moving forward but the issues still come up. Trying to block it out only made it worse for me, acceptance and knowing I'm more than what happened to me helped me so much. I agree with the vid I have felt many emotions and even denial. This is a lifetime issue that will always be there but you can move forward and find happiness.
This commentary does not take into account a childhood experience of ongoing rape
I truly believe what happened to me was driven by the consumption of violent porn, what they like to call bdsm, which caused this man and several others like him out there to think he was entitled to do whatever he wanted without asking if I was okay and being concerned with my welfare. I have not pressed charges but I'm diagnosed ptsd and two months on, basically live in a sort of haze. I constantly blame myself for trusting this person and going along with his wishes/ freezing. I have been in therapy; the therapist says EMDR might actually retrigger me and lead to more trauma. So I'm doing neurofeedback. I just want to be normal again... very few people in my life know about what happened and this causes me to feel cut off from people around me and family members. I am doing the best I can, but this has been a horrific summer and I just want to move on 😭
sorry that happened to you, stay strong.
Harrassement is the most horrible crime in world 😮😢
Not really
….Bad but not the worst
No harassment isn't the most horrible crime. Asking a woman for a date is. Because many women consider a man asking politely for a date as almost as bad as a sexual assault.
Ive never came to stage 4, with every individual situation from 2008 up to 2024
A woman raped me. My life partner. She used false arrest and intimidation. The police officer laughed at me when I was giving a report. This was 19 years ago and I’m still messed up- nothing works very well. My career goals ended that day. I lost my ability to stand up for myself. Everyone walks over me. I have lost everything. It has only gotten worse. My psychiatrist won’t take me seriously about it. FTW
I don’t know I want to kill myself i can’t deal with it. My family are awful and my parents are mentally ill they have no clue what they are even doing
The statute of limitations should not exist with rape/sexual assault case. I was raped when I was 13. I spent the rest of my teens trying to understand what happened. The next 15+ years taking lots of drugs to forget. And the following years trying to deal with the reality that I was raped, and that I wasn't at fault. And now, at 47, when I have decided to deal with the assault legally, I'm being told that I 'didn't pursue a case years ago when I should have'. However, I will endure to get this in front of a judge, because it has eaten away at my life for long enough now. And the statute of limitations isn't making the journey any easier
This was very helpful for me leaning the stages at 48 I feel like I have been through all the stages and now since my daughter and revealed to me what happened to her as a child from the same person I'm reliving it again and now married I dont know what to say to my husband. 😢😢😢 as I relive this horrible trama.
No walk in the park 😮
My friend said to me that he didn’t believe I was raped Bcz everytime I told the story that I told a different story The police didn’t believe me Bcz i told them I was raped before when I was alot younger The judge understood me though and the rapist is now serving 10 years in jail for what he’s done to me 🙏🏻💜☘️✨🌸💛🎶
how did you get evidence for the judge to put him in prison? Mine was 27 years ago.
I still hardly change my clothes in front of a mirror. If I do I don’t look until I’m fully clothed. I feel I can’t be seen I still feel uncomfortable. I keep clothes on until I absolutely have to wash a body part. I look like ur everyday girl. ..idk what else to say 😞 I hope one day my pain can contribute bc I’m an aunt and the best one (aunt humor..).. bc I’ll be extra protective of their childhoods and adult life. ❤
Why would something happen years apart. Am I a creep magnet 🧲😭
It happens more often than ppl talk about. You are amazing and they’re sociopaths. It’s NOT your fault.. but I feel you.. I am in the same boat 😢
@@elizabethpettigrew4382 I appreciate you sharing. Im so sad and welp broken. I talk I cry, I am getting angry then guilty. I really thought I was safer, more aware and cautious. I narrowly escaped this last time. The cops did nothing and he hurt a 14yo child. The guilt I feel for her is crushing me. Her parents probably hate me for not stopping him. He's in jail now but I should have been louder warning my neighbor's (it was out local gas station attendant). My heart aches for you too, it altered my life. Please keep your worth, don't let them steal that too. Praying for you 🙏🕊️💕
@@beatrixkiddo5 you’re so brave for sharing, it’s not easy especially after not being believed. It’s dangerous bc not being believed can make you feel so hopeless that you don’t come back from it. I too sometimes wish I had the tools and circumstances “if only this/that” to receive justice and support let alone the love and care we all so much deserve. But remember this, we were ALWAYS brave! And insanely resilient! Quiet/loud/successful/not successful in life afterwards, we have always been incredible, and many people can’t see it because they can’t possibly imagine. We shouldn’t have to work this hard, but I’m proud of us. Remember that, at least for today if you can ❤️
@@beatrixkiddo5 That wasn’t your fault! I know the guilt feeling too well having not been able to rescue or follow up w a fellow trafficking victim and she worked w me at a firm in Houston at the time and years before that as a server. There were younger girls later rescued but not all. I’ll never know. And as for the parents, they have to blame someone, and it’s usually not fair in these situations. Doesn’t change how it hurts though I know. Im glad he’s in jail, I hope his time there around other prisoners, makes up a bit for our lacking justice system. So proud of you 🫶🏼
I felt this same way.
if you’re reading this know it was not your fault and i feel your pain. you are not alone <3
Thank you
My triggers are unsupportive family members whom act like they know everything when they dont.
Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much for being such a light here for others 🙏🏿❤️ More grace in Christ..🫂
@@Punisher1830I am so sorry for that. You deserve love regardless ❤️
Thanks for putting this out there I have survived a more horrible complex situation in a Covid pandemic situation
Thankyou! For explaining why I couldn’t protect myself.
When I have a PTSD episode I often can’t sleep until sunrise..
Latenitetubing that’s been my life well over 35 years. I never got over what happened to me & I have had ptsd upon getting in bed for sleep & generally on high alert up all night. My episodes have slowed down but still occur my episodes are shorter. I learned to pay attention to triggers & events that trigger me. What happened to me has forever changed who I was. It will always be apart of me & near 40 years later I am still deeply affected by it. I never knew about PTSD till group therapy. I thank the ones who made & uploaded these videos. I have yet to overcome I am learning to live with it & go on In life. I have good days & bad.
I got RAPE ex boyfriend choked me
sleeping fully clothed, playing a radio in the bedroom 24/7, panic when people get physically too close (feels like intimidatiion)
Afraid to sleep in my apt. Bedroom. Always slept on the couch with t.v. on. Therapy helped. Finally living with people I feel safe with has helped me to sleep in my own bed. Good luck.
Wow. I got attacked in a bathroom
I got attacked for asking for food and drink after sitting 10 hours on a gurney with handcuffs. Didn't let me eat, drink or pee for reporting assault and asking for rape kit
In hospital
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Used to take hot showers with all my clothes on
Thats why there has to be no statute of limitations.
Insane
HE'S A TOTAL TOTAL IDIOT ! ALL THESE ""EXPERTS" ON RAPE ARE TOTAL TOTAL IDIOTS, I'M GLAD I DIDNT GO TO THE COPS TO BE RAPED A SECOND TIME.
Thank you
I found out about this man from the movie "The Rape of Richard Beck", he is so much like the character played by Richard Crenna whom he is based on both in the way and looks and the way he talks, for that movie there couldn't have been a better casting.
Yes, I don't think it was a coincidence that Beck's first name was Richard.
It was a big deal.
Merci.
This one was tough
Can I ask a question
Hey I’m not part of the video but I am someone who went through it maybe I can answer?
@@arazimargas9045 My girlfriend got violated and Idk what to do to help her. She's very depressed and isolating from everyone around her. Can I do anything to help or should I give her space to heal from her trauma. No offense, but since you went through getting sexually assaulted yourself, what goes on in the mind of a survivor and what can others do to help. Thanks for your response in advance :)
Harassment is most horrible crime in world 😮😢
@@arazimargas9045 I understand that these questions may be difficult for you to answer, and I’m asking them to understand people around me if they have been through this. Please know you don’t have to answer if you’re not comfortable, and I fully respect that. If you feel ready to share, how do you feel now? How did you feel when you were a child? When did you realize it was abuse? Have you noticed anything within yourself that felt different from others, both when you were a child and now, something that might be a result of what you went through? Looking back, did you recognize that something was wrong when it first happened?
@@Furkan-yv5ew 1. I’m not quite sure how exactly I feel right now about it other than unhappy it happened. It’s a mix of a lot of things. 2. When I was a child I felt it was wrong deep down but I kept telling myself that it was normal and okay since it was a neurotypical person who was older than me (I’m autistic so whenever a neurotypical person gives me a social cue I follow to ‘fit in’ 3. I realized a few years later, I think. Maybe one or two 4.I’ve noticed I’m more prone to avoiding men now even if I don’t do it intentionally
Can you upload a video and publish free documentation on how to overcome a porn addiction with a biblical foundation for born again Christians?, that is using the BIble as a basis and combining it with your practical experience and knowlwdge, and specially oriented for a long data addiction, not a recent one.Thank you
This is heartbreaking! I have no words :(
Thank you John! I read your book two years ago and will be talking on this topic this week. I wondered about the latest research and sure enough you have it! Your evidence based research is so helpful.
As a victim of sexual assault at the age of 15 over 15 years ago, I really didn't take into consideration what happened. My case was described as "Roughhousing that Crossed the Line." Mattress behind my apartment at a dumpster, taking an evening walk and I see some friends playing, join in some harmless fun until without warning I'm held down. Next thing you know they are telling me not to get off the mattress, but I know they are kidding around so I faked being scared. I get pinned on my stomach, and one boy cups in between my legs (thumb in my butt, palm on my perineum, and his fingers poking my jewels) but my pants never came off thank God even though an attempt was made. The other boy pulls down his pants and tries to put his bare butt on my face, and his left cheek hit my forehead. Not a single soul helped me. At that time in my life I was manic where my only focus was school, and having to cope with being a child abuse victim from my alcoholic Dad, Clinical Depression and Asperger's Syndrome. Girls gave me sympathy, guys were calling me homosexual slurs despite the fact they knew I was straight, went to school the very next day. I was chastised by faculty, making me think I did it to myself and that I was at fault, a self-made victim. No arrests were made because no one bothered to come forward, and I attempted suicide twice shortly after by trying to choke myself with a belt, and lived. All of that happened to a then 15 year old, 5'8", 110 pound teenager on the night of Thursday November 3rd, 2005. How I've recovered I honestly don't know, there was no handful of tricks to numb the senses.
I’m so sorry this happened to you, from a sexual assault victim to another, I can relate a lot, i also tried to kill myself and nobody has been arrested, I’m glad you’re still on earth with us, send you a hug.
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Help bring peace to our world; help end trafficking, traffickinghub.com. In addition to many other places in Scripture, for rape prevention, I believe laws in Deuteronomy 22 supported by Romans 13 and Luke 16 would help. Thank you God for people like Dr. John Foubert who are bringing healing to the broken hearted and working on prevention of future victims.
Please link your sources in the description of your videos. That way, people can actually believe in you way more & I'm writing a scientific text on the book you wrote "brain on sex". The more I can trust you, the more I'll use your book as an example.
Very interesting. Can you link some of these studies?
Great talk - will you also be posting the evening talk that you referenced?
I wish -- I don't have a copy of the evening talk. Thank you for your interest!
Thank you!
In 2006, the US Dept of Justice published a study called The Sexual Victimization of College Women. To see this study, enter “The Sexual Victimization of College Women” into Google. On page 11, you see 3.1% of undergraduate women reported surviving rape or attempted rape during an academic year. Page 18 states that 10.1% reported experiencing rape prior to entering college, 10.9% reported attempted rape prior to college. Add 3%, 10% and 11% and you get 24% or the proportion one in four.
How did you arrive at the conclusion that 1 in 4 is an accurate number for a combined number of women who have a reported or unreported rape or attempted rape?
All profits from DVD sales go straight to the nonprofit organization, One in Four. Prices were set to be lower than market rates for other DVDs, and are now controlled by the publisher. As for the books, my royalty is 10%, the publisher gets 90%. My annual gifts to charity have always exceeded this amount by 10 times or more. I also tell people I meet in person that if they buy my book, I'll buy them a cup of coffee, and they will make out ahead on the deal. Have a great 2013.