“Cry Like a Man, Throw Like a Woman” took place on November 12, 2015 at 7:00pm. We began the night by welcoming everyone and introducing ourselves as well as our facilitators. From there we spoke a bit about our experience abroad and what we took form it. After that we invited the Pitt improvers, an improv team on campus to come up front and perform. They took words from the audience that dealt with stereotypes and created a reversed role skit. Following this we introduced our first video clip and began the main event. Two of the videos dealt with gender roles and stereotypes for men, two for women, and one that dealt with both at the same time.  There were five videos in total and after each one, we had two questions to promote conversation. The facilitators, which included our team, were there to promote conversation as well. The smaller, round table groups promoted students to speak about not only the videos and what they thought, but how the subject matter of the video played out in their own lives. Many of the female students commented that they did not realize the problems men faced and were surprised at how they played into creating the stereotypes and male role. These students, as well as some faculty, vowed to change how it was they interacted with men and young boys.  At the end we left it open for people to speak out to room and thanked them for their time.