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Sexual Assault Training for Your Campus October 15, 2014 Ann H. Franke
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As Advertised Defining primary prevention Who needs what training? Training methods Free and low-cost training tools
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Primary prevention takes place before violence occurs.
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Primary prevention aims to prevent initial perpetration or victimization.
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Training For…. Students Investigators Title IX Coordinators Adjudicators “First Responders” Who May Receive a Report New Employees Campus Public Safety Counselors Res Life Athletics Staff
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Plan your messages for students carefully.
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Consider LGBTQA training needs.
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Consider bystander intervention.
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Student training issues can hit the press. “ThinkLuv” Social norming questions on personal sexual activity
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By the Way….What Is Training?
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Keep an inventory of training – broadly defined.
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It doesn’t get cheaper than…
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WhiteHouse.Gov Search on Videos 1 is 2 Many PSA White House
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Other Cool Stuff The Undetected Rapist $20 Legal Momentum National Online Resource Center on Violence Against Women Training Tools VAWnet.org AEquitas Resources Alcohol – Facilitated Sexual Assault
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Office for Victims of Crime Training and Technical Assistance Center U.S. Department of Justice www.ovcttac.gov/views/TrainingMaterials/dspSexualAss aultTraining.cfm See Training Resources page 7
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Best Google Search Tip Title IX training site:.edu SITE COLON DOT EDU
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What’s On Your Minds? Ann H. Franke Wise Results LLC annfranke@Verizon.net
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