Something that also sometimes is missing, and that we are hoping here at SAVIS to change, is also to have cultural relevancy in our community. That means teaching young men in that community, in that sphere, in their own safe environment, whether it's a mosque or a synagogue or a church or a temple, and talking to them about how being a male ally helps in their own community. Having that conversation sometimes in their own language—in Hebrew, in Spanish, in Arabic—is very important.
I think that's a part of the education that in some of the programs we have seen is also missing. Having that cultural and diversity piece is very important, because children will hear it at home, in the place of worship, or within their own community-specific youth group, and at school. So far, that's not happening. All we hear is that we have it at bigger events, but we're targeting the places where the kids go to play. That's just as important.