This bulletin provides information on how advocates can assist survivors of sexual violence to connect with larger communities and have a larger voice in the policy decisions that impact their lives.
More resources on engaging bystanders are just a click away, check out the resource page of our Sexual Assault Awareness Month website to learn more:
We have had specific questions this week about middle school models and available research. Do you have any specific information on what is most effective with this population?
Check out our Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) campaign fact sheet
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