The Sexual Assault Statistics Everyone Should Know
These important sexual assault statistics can help your institution make informed decisions when developing policies to protect your campus community.
These important sexual assault statistics can help your institution make informed decisions when developing policies to protect your campus community.
Investigators don’t always need forensic evidence to prove a sexual assault occurred.
Studies found 50% of female undergraduate students and over 58% of female faculty and staff members experienced sexual harassment on campus.
Analyzing school shooting statistics, including those gathered from averted incidents, provides valuable insights into the nature of the threat and how to prevent it.
Learn all about important bullying statistics, the different types, and what you can do to address bullying both in school and at home.
Consultant Dolores Stafford will discuss tips for gathering crime statistics and questions you should be asking regarding your institution’s Clery policies.
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Around 10 percent of students will be victims of educator sexual abuse. Here are several ways to ensure your school doesn’t contribute to this statistic.
Did you know 93% of all child sexual abuse victims know their abuser? Here’s a look at the predatory behaviors often exhibited by perpetrators.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.