My name is Amanda Kidd and I am a frequent reader of your blog. I am also a blogger who writes on lifestyle and health.

I would love the opportunity to guest post for your readers and I can see two possibilities:

1- I can suggest you few topics related to your site theme. You can choose any one out of them, and then I can submit the final article in a day or two.

2- Or you can suggest me a specific theme you would like me to write on.

All I would require is li’l credit in author’s bio at the end or beginning of the post (as per your editorial guidelines).
Let me know if this works well with you too.

Thanks and kind regards,

One thing rapist and abuser often do is try to make the victim feel like there’s nowhere they can go for help, no one that will believe them or do anything. The last thing we need in this world are officials that make this true. In particular, in a world where 1 in 4 women will be raped during their college career, and most of the rapist will be repeat offender, Colleges and Universities have a special responsibility to make sure they are not contributing to the cause

P.S.
While the new tufts policy is a significant improvement over the old one, it still includes one glaring, and even criminal flaw. It requires that the evidence use in the process be destroyed after the hearing, provided their is no active litigation on-going at the time. Since Tufts requires report to be made within a year, and the statute of limitations in MA is 15 years for rape, this pretty much guarantees the University will be destroying evidence of a felony committed by one of their students. They still have a long way to come