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Sexual Assault Prevention and Response II

Overview Impact and Response When Sexual Assault Happens Being a Good Wingman Prevention Effective Gender Relations

What is the IMPACT of sexual assault What is the IMPACT of sexual assault? Constructive RESPONSE for sexual assault Ways wingmen can PREVENT sexual assault

Accessions I Review

Parable Act One

Characters Laura Brandy Gina Sharon Rick Ben Jim Hank

The Impact of Sexual Assault How well is the group functioning together since the assault? How well are these Airmen respecting each other? Supporting each other? How does Gina seem to be impacted?

Parable Act Two

Being a Good Wingman: Response How did the different characters respond to Gina in this situation? What effect do you think it had on Gina? What examples did you see of disrespectful language and attitudes? What message does it send when sexist attitudes go un-checked? What else could they have done?

Constructive Response Listen empathetically Reserve judgment Refrain from gossip Rise above idle talk Live Our Core Values

Responding Constructively: Challenges and Tactics List challenges Identify tactics to overcome

A View on Leadership Behaviors Post-Assault Avoid the gossip and rise above… be a leader

A View on Leadership Behaviors Post-Assault Avoid the gossip and rise above… be a leader

A View on Leadership Behaviors Post-Assault Avoid the gossip and rise above… be a leader

A View on Leadership Behaviors Post-Assault Avoid the gossip and rise above… be a leader

A View on Leadership Behaviors Post-Assault Avoid the gossip and rise above… be a leader

A View on Leadership Behaviors Post-Assault Avoid the gossip and rise above… be a leader Rely on our Core Values

Empathetic Listening Make and maintain eye contact Avoid distractions and fidgeting Use open body language Ask questions to encourage the speaker to articulate thoughts and feelings Keep an open mind and reserve judgment Let go of the idea that you need to be right

Parable Act Three

Being a Good Wingman: Prevention Why do you think Jim chose to do nothing the night of the assault? What were his challenges? What other options might he have had?

Being a Good Wingman: Prevention Why do you think Ben acts the way he does? What are his challenges? What can be done to positively influence Ben and those like him?

Being a Good Wingman: Prevention Who else played the role of passive bystander? Facilitator? What challenges and options did these characters have?

Parable Act Four

Effective Gender Relations: Prevention What responsibility did the men characters have? What responsibility did the women characters have? What are some of the risk factors for sexual assault? How can we all help reduce the risk of sexual assault?

Assertiveness Assertiveness is the ability to stand up for your rights without denying the rights of others. Assertiveness is NOT aggressiveness. Assertiveness may prevent a potential assault.

Summary Impact and Response When Sexual Assault Happens Being a Good Wingman Prevention Effective Gender Relations