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Download the "Party safe" app in the app store 

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Download the "Party safe" app in the app store 

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Party safe is an education program that proposes a collaboration with Australian universities, the Australian federal police and a community of student volunteers. To educate university goers on Sexual assault, rape and consent during (and beyond) "O week" at Australian universities . the initiative utilities an app that is available free to all university students. the app provides a platform for students to self educate on consent and appropriate sexual behavior, it also provides a platform where by victims of sexual assault can locate and communicate with a "Buddy" who can assist them with tasks such as reporting the crime and going to the hospital to have a rape kit performed. A "buddy" is a volunteer student who has revived training on how to assist a victim and accompany them to the hospital or police station if they require it. students are introduced to the app in o week and links to the app are provided on university online platforms and are advertised freely on posters throughout the university campus.

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The app aims to provide a three phase approach to sexual crimes on Australian university campuses

Phase one:  education on what constitutes consent and what is appropriate behavior.

Phase two: platforms for obtaining help before a sexual assault occurs such as the early alert system.

Phase three: platforms for reporting the crime and obtaining help.

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1. Descrete emergancy alert button for contacting the police
2. location alert, messaging service to let your friends know where you are on a night out
3. educational tools on consent and appropriate sexual behavior.
4. buddy system for locating someone who is sober and trained to help you to the police or hospital if you have been assaulted.
5. links for counseling services and hotline numbers for victims as well as emergency services numbers.

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Using the Party Safe app to prevent sexual crimes on campus. 

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Using the Party Safe app to prevent sexual crimes on campus. 

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the app is designed to be used as an educational tool.

The app provides helpful tips for anyone to understand what is appropriate behavior and what is not.

It also provides information on when its appropriate to engage in sexual behavior in relation to how much alcohol both individuals have consumed.

The app has an alert button that you can press that will send an instant message to the police if you find yourself in a situation where you feel uncomfortable or threatened, the police can respond and this may prevent sexual crimes from occurring, it is discreet and instantaneous.

the app also has a similar button that you can press to send a message and your location to a select group of friends or family, to assist with personal safety on a night out, if you press this button twice it will send an alert and you friends and family can come find you.

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A short video on the concept of CONSENT 

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A short video on the concept of CONSENT 

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What to do if you think you have been sexually assaulted? 

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What to do if you think you have been sexually assaulted? 

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The party safe initiative works to create an environment in which you always have someone to go to for help if you feel you have been assaulted or violated in any way.
If you don't know what to do or where to start open the Party Safe App:
1. on the home screen of the app you will find : links to information on assult, the Australian emergancy services phone number for immideate help from the police or ambulance, a list of helpful counciling services and support networks and the "find a budy button"
2. if you don't know what to do and you need help you can locate a budy via the app who is sober and can take you to the hospital or police station and provide support, they can also talk you through the next steps.

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Sexual assault occurs when a person is forced, coerced or tricked into sexual acts against their will or without their consent, or if a child or young person under 18 is exposed to sexual activities.

Sexual assault is a crime. Sexual assault is not the victim's fault.

Sexual assault can happen to anyone in our community. This includes people who are young or old, male or female, from any cultural background, wealthy or not so wealthy, married or not. Anyone can be a victim of sexual assault.

Most victims of sexual assault know the person who assaulted them, such as a family member or friend or someone from work, school, church or another social group. A person you don't know or have just met can commit sexual assault.

Women and men as victims of sexual assault are treated equally under the Australian law.

to learn more about Sexual assault under Australian law follow the below link