Violence Against Women

Read: 70% of School Shooters Perpetuated Violence Against Women, Lehigh Study Finds

70% of School Shooters Perpetuated Violence Against Women, Lehigh Study Finds

The Lehigh University study analyzed the profiles of 59 boys and men who carried out school shootings between 1966 and 2018.

Read: Tinder Releases Safe Dating Guide for College Students

Tinder Releases Safe Dating Guide for College Students

The popular dating app sees the highest number of new 18-year-old members between the months of August and September, when freshman orientations are underway.

Read: Stalking on Campus: A Silent Epidemic

Stalking on Campus: A Silent Epidemic

The first steps to combating stalking include taking it seriously, having an appropriate policy, and training campus personnel how to respond.

Read: More Than 1,200 Girls Possibly Poisoned at Iranian Schools

More Than 1,200 Girls Possibly Poisoned at Iranian Schools

The students described smelling weird odors before falling ill. Iranian officials now say the poisonings could be chemical or biological.

Read: Anti-Trafficking Expert to Keynote 18th Annual Conference on Crimes Against Women

Anti-Trafficking Expert to Keynote 18th Annual Conference on Crimes Against Women

Nearly 50 million people are trafficked around the world and it is estimated 10,000 to 150,000 people are trafficked in the United States each year.

Read: The Conference on Crimes Against Women Returns to Dallas with Keynote Speaker Mark Wynn

The Conference on Crimes Against Women Returns to Dallas with Keynote Speaker Mark Wynn

Data shows that crimes against women have increase during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Read: FBI Uncovers Incel Plot Targeting Ohio State

FBI Uncovers Incel Plot Targeting Ohio State

Documents found in the home of the suspect detailed plans to commit hate crimes against women, indicating Ohio State as a possible target.

Read: Male Teens with Progressive Gender Views Less Likely to Be Violent

Male Teens with Progressive Gender Views Less Likely to Be Violent

Surprisingly, the study also found teen boys who believe boys and girls deserve equal respect were less likely to report violent behavior.

Read: Former Univ. of Utah Officers Speak About Mistreatment of Female Victims, Employees

Former Univ. of Utah Officers Speak About Mistreatment of Female Victims, Employees

Former Police Chief Dale Brophy is also being criticized for hiring former coworkers and officers disciplined by previous employers.

Read: Study: 1 in 16 Women Say Their First Sexual Experience Was Rape

Study: 1 in 16 Women Say Their First Sexual Experience Was Rape

The study also found women who reported their first sexual experience as rape were more likely to see physical and mental conditions as a result.

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