Jane G. Stapleton, MA is the co-founder and Executive Director of Practice at the UNH Prevention Innovations Research Center (PIRC) and the co-founder and President of Soteria Solutions, where she directs curriculum development, technical assistance and training that creates lasting change by building safe and respectful workplaces and learning environments. She is internationally recognized for her work to develop and implement effective bystander intervention prevention strategies in workplaces, education institutions, and the U.S. Military. Her work focuses on translating research to practice and working with target audiences to make sure prevention strategies meet their population’s specific needs and characteristics. Jane co-authored Bringing in the Bystander®, a scientifically evaluated and proven effective, prevention program for workplaces, colleges and universities and high schools. Jane has also co-developed the Know Your Power® Bystander Intervention Social Marketing Campaign. With her PIRC co-director, Sharyn Potter, she co-chairs New Hampshire’s RSA 188-H Sexual Misconduct at Institutions of Higher Education Task Force that created a sexual misconduct climate survey for use by all New Hampshire institutions of higher education. Additionally, she has recently led the Soteria Solutions team to administer sexual assault and harassment climate surveys with two science-focused Federal Agencies. Jane also directs Soteria’s strategic planning and assessment technical assistance grant from the US Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women Campus Grants Program.