Healthy Relationship Approaches to Sexual Assault Prevention
Programs and Strategies for Use Within the U.S. Military
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The U.S. Department of Defense and the military services continues to prioritize the prevention of sexual assault. Innovative approaches to violence prevention can be part of the toolbox for commanders, leaders, and prevention professionals charged with ensuring a safe workplace for service members. The healthy relationship approach to sexual assault prevention is an innovative concept that aims to teach individuals the skills they need to create mutual and respectful relationships that leave no room for sexual assault. This guide aims to provide prevention teams and leaders with an overview of a healthy relationship approach to sexual assault prevention, why it could be an effective tool, and strategies for implementing a program as part of their prevention portfolio.
Table of Contents
Chapter One
Introduction
Chapter Two
Role of Relationships in Sexual Assault Prevention
Chapter Three
Types of Programs and How They Work
Chapter Four
Getting Started With a Healthy Relationship Program
Appendix
Healthy Relationship Program Overviews
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