1. Rape Hate Crime
An act of enforced, non consenting sexual behavior and or sexual intercourse.
Against someone’s will or wishes
Forced-against their will
Manipulated-tricking someone
Coerced-pressured, threatening or intimidating someone into having sex.

2. Rape/Sexual Assault By law:
It is a sexual offense to have sexual intercourse with someone who does not or cannot give consent.
Penal code
A person is deemed incapable of consent when he or she is less than seventeen years of age or mentally defective or mentally incapacitated with alcohol or other drugs.

3. Rape Facts Average date rape victim age is: 16-19-25
1 out of 4/5 students will be sexually abused by the age of 18/19
1 out of 6 students under 12 years of age will be raped, abused or assaulted.
1 rape occurs in the US every 2 minutes of the day.
For every 1 rape that occurs 8/9 go rapes go unreported.

4. Rape Facts In the US rape is: 20xs higher than Japan
31xs higher than Britain
4xs higher than Germany
84% use of physical force
>20% (11%) of rape offenders used a weapon
30% are under the influence of alcohol
4% are under the influence of other drugs

5. Who are the victims?
Women: million victims of attempted or completed rape
1 out of 6 American women 14.8% completed rape
2.8% attempted rape
All women 17.6%% Children: 15% are under age 12.
White women 17.7% % 12-17
Black women 18.8% *44% under 18
Asian/Pacific 6.8% *80% under age 30
American Indian 34.1% % of girls grades 5-8
Mixed race 24.4% % of boys grades 5-8
12-34 years of age highest risk groups.
Girls xs to be victims.
9 out of 10 are females in Babies to adults
80% of all victims are white but minorities are more likely to be attack.
Men: About 3% or 1 out of 33 completed or attempt raped.
1 out of 10 was a male victim, so 9 out of 10 are females.
Nonstrangers-73% are usually the perpetrators.
38%-58.7% were acquaintances-you know them.
34.2% family members, relative 7%
Stranger rape- >7% of the cases.
Average age of perpetrator years of age.
Mean 31 years of age. 22% married
Date rape: years of age-highest level.

6. Places where rape occurs:
50% within one mile from home or in the home
Within a few blocks from your home
4 in 10 take place at the victims home
2 in 10 take place at the home of a friend, neighbor or relative
1 out of 4 is in a public place.
1 in 12 take place in a parking garage
Public Places->50%
43% of rape occur between 6pm to midnight-12am
24% occur between midnight-12am to 6:00am
33% take place between 6:00am and 6:00pm
Anywhere: Planned behavior by the perpetrator.

7. What should you do if you become a victim of rape
Do not Shower
Do not Change Clothes
Do not Douche
Do not urinate-if you have collect in container.
DO TELL SOMEONE

8. Effects from Rape
3xs more likely to suffer from depression
6xs more likely to suffer from post traumatic stress disorder.
13xs more likely to abuse alcohol
26xs more likely to abuse drugs
4xs more likely to contemplate suicide
Pregnancies-5% 64,080 raped-3,204 became pregnant from abuse.
60% of victims do not report rape/assualt
15 of 16 rapist will never spend one day in jail

9. Behaviors that a person can do to decrease their chances of becoming a rape victim
Avoid being alone/isolated
Avoid Alcohol
Double Date
Do not hitchhike-against the law
Park near exits
Park under lighted area
Keep house/windows locked.
Car locked
Keep lights on at the house
Go places together with a friend. Group
Walk/Jog with a friend

10. Places to go for Help Community Action Center 945-1041
Child Advocacy Center
Olean General Hospital
Rape Crisis Hotline
RAINN Hotline hope-4673
NYS Mandated Reporter Hotline:

11. Incest- “Kinship”
Any contacts or interactions between a child and any their family member in a position of power or control over a child.

12. Types Father/daughter Step Father/daughter Father/Son Brother/Sister
Mother/Son
Relative

13. Statistics Average age 13 usually between 6-16 75% females
30% between 4-7 years of age
1/3 less than 6 years
95% by men
80% by men to boys

14. Signs of abuse Bruises Blood Fear to go to bed Fear to be left alone
STDs
Pregnancy
Verbal statements
Difficulty walking or sitting
Sore in genital area
Drug/Alcohol abuse
Others

15. Prevention Education Good Parenting Skills
Present yourself with assertiveness
Report to friends or family members