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The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
On June 28, 2007, www.texasforums.org We blogged and our blogs were posted on the Media Bloggers Association aggregated site along with the credentialed bloggers in attendance!
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The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
Our Shipmate in the Spotlight for this edition is LCDR Abigail Lupena. LCDR Lupena graduated from the University of Nevada School of Dental Medicine, she completed her Advanced Education in General Dentistry (AEGD) residency at the University of Mississippi. It was in Jackson, Mississippi during her AEGD training that she met her husband, a Navy oral surgery resident. After a year in private practice, she joined the Navy through direct accession.
She completed her credentialing tour at 2nd Dental Battalion, Camp Lejeune and successfully achieved her Fleet Marine Force Warfare Qualification. LCDR Lupena was then stationed in Yokosuka, Japan, where she undertook the role as the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) Officer for the Western Pacific Region. This role, coupled with lessons from Joint Professional Military Education Phase I, offered her a profound perspective on the unique stresses and sacrifices faced by deployed personnel in service to national defense.
LCDR Lupena is currently stationed at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, where she continues to support the Navy’s mission and expand her clinical skills. Last year, she was selected as an alternate for DUINS in Endodontics. She is working towards her Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal through her participation in San Diego food assistance programs that support military families.
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Hometown: Dayton, NV
Dental School: University of Nevada, Las Vegas, School of Dental Medicine
Favorite thing about being a Navy Dental Corps Officer: I enjoy the Navy’s group practice environment which fosters collaboration, the work-life balance it offers for my family, and the personal satisfaction of serving warfighters.
Hobbies: I spend most of my free time caring for my 5-year-old son, Jackson, and my 2-year-old daughter, Jenny. Once they’re asleep, I enjoy unwinding by watching food and baking videos and scrolling through the photos I’ve taken of the kids.
Something that most people don't know about you: I’ve always loved having long hair, and for a while, it was so long it reached the back of my knees. But it wasn’t exactly ideal for my daily bun, so I decided to cut off 27 inches and donate it to Wigs for Kids.
Published in the Weekly Dental Update, January 24, 2025.
The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
Fort Huachuca Education Center sponsors an Education and Credentialing Fair at the Murr Community Center Aug. 11, at Fort Huachuca, Arizona. (U.S. Army photo by Karen Sampson)
The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
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The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
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The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
On June 28, 2007, www.texasforums.org We blogged and our blogs were posted on the Media Bloggers Association aggregated site along with the credentialed bloggers in attendance!
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The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)
U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command and APG senior commander, Maj. Gen. Robert Edmonson II, spoke during a Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) Foundation Course at APG’s Mallette Training Facility, Aug. 16. The course was hosted by the APG SHARP Program Resource Center, and was attended by APG Soldiers and DA Civilians interested in becoming credentialed Sexual Assault Response Coordinators (SARC) or duty Victim Advocates (VA). The Army’s SHARP Program is the Army’s integrated, proactive effort to end sexual harassment and sexual assault within its ranks. (Photo by Troy Saunders, APG News)
In observance of American Education Week, US Army Garrison Fort Hamilton Education Center held an Education open house event, on November 21, showcasing partnerships with eight colleges, state and local agencies.
Participating institutions include St. Joseph's University (classes at Ft. Hamilton), Berkely College, Thomas Edison State University, York College, Fordham University, Columbia Southern University, Kingsborough Community College, Manhattan University, along with NY National Guard State Education Office and NY State Police. The event highlights the Army's 2024 theme of "Army Credentialing and Continuing Education: Empowering Soldiers for a Brighter Tomorrow."
(U.S. Army photo by Mark Getman- Fort Hamilton Garrison Public Affairs)
The U.S. Military Academy Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention (SHARP) program hosted the kickoff event of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM) featuring spoken word poet, Rashan Legard, on April 2 at Eisenhower Hall Theatre.
Legard, who is a motivational speaker, veteran, storyteller, poet and a credentialed survivor advocate, provided a powerful message of his experience as a sexual assault survivor to the entire USMA Corps of Cadets. The message, which included his gift of poetry and storytelling, is about empowering others to have the strength to help change the culture for survivors.
Legard served in the Army as an enlisted Soldier and as an officer and tells the story of being assaulted and harassed while he was enlisted. Through his company, Rashan Legard Speaks LLC, and founding his platform “Spoken Words of Pain,” he has impacted the Department of Defense and has addressed issues such as unhealthy attitudes, unethical behaviors and the importance of resilience.
His innovative approach has given a voice to survivors and sheds light on the impact of trauma and awareness within organizations, inspiring audiences nationwide.
Legard also spoke to the West Point community during a SAAPM luncheon on April 3 at the West Point Club.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO)