The cost associated with having the RV Tour visit is $2,500 for the first day and $1,250 for each additional day (sometimes institutions also provide meals and accommodations which are greatly appreciated, but not required).  This is the only fee that we ask for, and helps to pay for things like gas, RV drivers' insurance, medical coverage.   The fee is for an entire day and we encourage organizations to schedule multiple presentations (of "The Women's Program" and/or "The Men's Program") throughout the day. Our team is prepared to speak to audiences between 1 and 500 people.  Our peer educators will also be available to meet with any interested community members, students, faculty and/or staff who would like to learn more about starting a men's group, maintaining a group or just what life is like on the road.

The One in Four chapter training is a two day (15 hours) process and the fee is $3,750.00.  In addition to the training, we would be happy to present our programming in the evenings for your students.  The all-male training covers topics such as rape myths, rape trauma syndrome, sexual assault and substance use, date rape drugs, bystander intervention, masculinity, techniques of presenting the program, and forming the group from an organizational standpoint.  We ask that universities get a group of committed men together for the training (usually 8-20 men) along with at least one individual who can serve as the advisor to the group.

One strategy that we have seen organizations have some success with is to work with a number of groups to help co-sponsor the event.  Not only does this reduce the cost that any one group has to pay, but having multiple people involved helps with publicity and attendance at the presentations.  Additionally, if you are working with an institution of higher education, the RV Tour is an NCAA approved speaker and there is a $500 grant available from the NCAA to help bring a program like ours to qualified campuses.  You can find more information about the Health and Public Safety Speakers Grant on the following website: http://www1 .ncaa .org/membership/ed_outreach/health-safety/drug_ed_progs/speakers.htm