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Sexual violence including rape, attempted rape, and undated fondling. Sexual assault includes forcing someone into non-consensual sexual acts by ways of manipulation, coercion, or intimidation.

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-20-25% of women and 15% of men will be sexually assault are victims during their time in college
-9 out of 10 college victims know their abuser
-Less than 5% of rapes on college campuses are reported to authorities
-More than 50% of women who have been sexually assaulted do not tell anyone of their victimization
-Nearly 2/3 of college women have experienced sexual harassment

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-81% of women and 35% of men who have been sexually assaulted report long or short term PTSD
-Healthcare is 16% higher for women who have been sexually assault
-Some victims may face unwanted pregnancy or STDs as a result of rape
-Sexual assault victims are at a crippled risk of developing anxiety disorder and/ or major depression.

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What consent is: A willing agreement between participants to engage in sexual activity.
What consent is NOT: Refusing to acknowledge "no," assuming flirting or wearing certain clothing is an invitation to sexual activity, someone unable to say no due to alcohol or drug consumption, coercion to say yes, or assuming you have permission because you have engaged with sexual activity with that person in the past.

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Victim blaming is reported to be among the top reasons so many sexual assaults go unreported. If someone reports being sexually assaulted to you...
DO:
-Believe them
-Provide support
-Point them towards helpful resources
-Assure them it is not their fault
-Encourage them to seek medical attention
-Empower them to take action
DON'T:
-Ask questions that place the blame on the victim, such as: "What were you wearing?", "How much did you have to drink?", "Were you leading him on?", etc.
-Breach confidentiality

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-Share resources on campus
-Know your rights. Visit the Title IX on campus link.
-Speak out on social media
-Provide support for victims
-Get involved in national campaigns such as It's On Us, NotAlone, The Clothesline Project, V-Day, White Ribbon Campaign, Take Back the Night, etc.
-Request funding to hold events about sexual assault on campus

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-Title IX on campus

-National Sexual Violence Resource Center
-Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network
-Sexual Assault Hotline: (800)-656-HOPE