The Action Collaborative on Preventing Sexual Harassment in Higher Education today released three new individually authored issue papers to serve as resources for higher education institutions as they ...

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and the Blue Hens CARE peer educators are spreading the word about bystander intervention strategies and how University of Delaware students can help “be the ...

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Individuals from the Prevention Working Group within the Action Collaborative on Preventing Sexual Harassment in Higher Education will explore and examine practices and strategies for developing, ...

All undergraduate students are required to be educated about bystander intervention skills. We offer booster sessions throughout the semester and tailor sessions for graduate students, staff, and ...

An estimated 20 to 25 percent of female college students are victims of a completed or attempted rape over the course of their college careers. Clearly, there is absolutely no question that the sexual ...

Anti-Asian racism is not new in the United States, but more attention is being drawn to it in light of increasing violence against AAPI people and communities throughout the pandemic. Rather than ...

Imagine the situation: Your high school basketball team has just played, and lost, an important final. Emotions are high and tears already flowing as you line up for the handshakes. In the next ...

In the #MeToo era, employers know that they must prioritize and promote anti-harassment training for their staff. However, it's not always enough to explain what constitutes harassment and what its ...

Chicago continues to be at the forefront of combatting sexual harassment in the workplace by further expanding the existing training requirements. Chicago employers have previously been required to ...

When someone gets mugged or is subjected to racist harassment on the street, most people will walk by like nothing happened. Sometimes, no one stops to help at all. In fact, the more people present, ...