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After a close friend's daughter was raped at college, she [Unruh] co-founded SWEAR (Stand With Everyone Against Rape), a nonprofit organization that "educates young men about the myths, stereotypes, and repercussions of sexual assault and rape." She hopes to expand the program, currently underway at Dover Sherborn Regional High School, to other schools in the future.
