Transcript Rape ~A common form of sexual assault.

Rape
~A form of sexual assault.
Acquaintance Rape
Date Rape
Stranger Rape
Gang Rape
(**Rape is not about love, it is about aggression and violence**)
 Sexual Assault- any type of sexual activity that you do
not agree to.
 This can be verbal, visual, or anything that forces a
person to join in unwanted sexual contact or attention.
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Including:
Inappropriate touching
Sexual intercourse that you say no to
Child molestation
Vaginal, oral, or anal penetration
What to do if sexual assaulted:
Get away from attacker
Call friend or family member
DO NOT wash, comb, or clean any part
of your body
DO NOT change clothes
DO NOT touch or change anything at
the scene of the assault
How to protect yourself from being
assaulted:
Be aware of your surroundings
Walk with confidence
Don’t let drugs or alcohol cloud your
judgment
Trust your instincts
Date Rape Drugs
~drugs that are sometimes used to assist a sexual attack
 GHB- (Gamma Hydroxyl Butyric Acid) relaxation, drowsiness,
dizziness, memory loss, unconsciousness
 Rohypnol (Roofie)- memory loss, sleepiness, problems talking,
confusion
 Ketamine- hallucinations, loss of sense of time and identity,
feeling of out of control, loss of coordination
**Alcohol can also be considered a date rape drug
*Drugs can take effect within 15 minutes depending on which drug
and what it is mixed with.
Rape Kit
 The evidence kit affords the opportunity to collect
any DNA that may have been left by the suspect
 A Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE)
 The contents of the evidence collection kit vary by state and
jurisdiction. They may include:
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•Instructions
•Bags and sheets for evidence collection
•Swabs
•Comb
•Envelopes
•Blood collection devices
•Documentation forms
Examiner starts:
 Collection of blood, urine, hair and other body secretion samples.
•Photo documentation.
•Collection of the victim’s clothing, especially undergarments.
•Collection of any possible physical evidence that may have
transferred onto the victim from the rape scene.
Sexual Harassment:
unwelcome sexual advances, unwelcome physical
contact of a sexual nature or unwelcome verbal or
physical conduct of a sexual nature.
 Quid Pro Quo
This For That
 Hostile
unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature creates an
intimidating, threatening or abusive working or
learning environment or is so severe, persistent or
pervasive
Sexual Harassment Cont’d
 Unwanted sexual statements: Sexual or “dirty” jokes,
comments, rumors about or rating others, talking about
one’s sexual activity in front of others and displaying or
distributing sexually explicit drawings, pictures and/or
written material. Unwanted sexual statements multiple
means
 Unwanted personal attention: Letters, phone, visits,
pressure, pressure for unnecessary personal interaction
and pressure for dates where a sexual/romantic intent
appears evident but remains unwanted.
 Unwanted physical or sexual advances: Touching,
hugging, kissing, fondling, touching oneself sexually for
others to view, sexual assault.
Sexual Harassment
Physical
Verbal
Facebook
• Twitter
 Texting
Be Smart, Be Respectful.
Statistics/Facts
 Every two minutes someone in America is raped or
sexually assaulted.
 44% are under 18
 80% are under 30
 Most rapes/sexual assaults occur between people of the
same race and social status.
 Studies show that rapists plan ahead on likely victims.
 54% of sexual assaults are not reported to the police
 97% of rapists will never spend a day in jail
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46% Someone the victim was in love with
(Intimate with)
19% Acquaintances
9% Spouse
4% Stranger
7-10% of rape victims are males
2/3 of all rapes are with someone
known to the victim.