Sexual Assault: we don’t like to talk about it and we most likely cringe when someone brings it up. We need to start a conversation about it, though, because it affects more people than we think. Sexual Assault is any sexual act committed against your will or without your consent. Anyone can be a victim of sexual assault: it can happen to men and women of all ages and races. (http://www.dayoneny.org/dayone/get_informed/saam_2012/?gclid=CL38wvjK0K8CFS7DtgodWmlNdg)
A few ways to raise awareness
about sexual assault:
talk about it with your friends/peers
contact local women/children shelters to ask if they have resources/info about sexual assault prevention
ask local schools if they have programs/information for students regarding sexual assault prevention
find different ways your community supports victims of sexual assault
talk about it with your friends/peers
contact local women/children shelters to ask if they have resources/info about sexual assault prevention
ask local schools if they have programs/information for students regarding sexual assault prevention
find different ways your community supports victims of sexual assault
http://www.sapr.mil/index.php/saam
http://www.dayoneny.org/dayone/get_informed/saam_2012/?gclid=CL38wvjK0K8CFS7DtgodWmlNdg
http://www.nsvrc.org/
http://www.malesurvivor.org/myths.html
http://www.stanford.edu/group/svab/myths.shtml
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