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Sexual Violence Policies and Sexual Consent Education at Canadian Post-Secondary Institutions (Hardcover)
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Sexual Violence Policies and Sexual Consent Education at Canadian Post-Secondary Institutions (Hardcover)
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This book is the culmination of three years of research into sexual
violence policies and sexual consent education at post-secondary
institutions across Canada. The prevalence of sexual violence has
not changed in more than 30 years, and its reporting to police or
school authorities has only waxed and waned over those years. In
response, this book asks what can be done differently to reduce the
number of victims and potential perpetrators? The book provides an
environmental scan of over 120 post-secondary institutions (PSIs)
across Canada as well as a deeper analysis of 7 PSIs that also
include student and staff experiences and opinions. The three-year
research project employed various phases to capture over 160
student voices and over 20 sexual violence staff and subject
experts. Subject experts and students were also involved in
reviewing the draft iterations of the proposed sexual consent
education module. This book delivers readers with a broad-brush
approach to understanding the landscape of sexual violence
prevention and education services at PSIs across Canada. It
provides a narrowed focus on 7 PSIs where student and staff survey
responses and interviews provide positionality in response to the
available literature. The book concludes with a proposed sexual
consent education module, including its strengths and limitations,
as a point of discussion for PSIs to include into their sexual
violence prevention education repertoire. This book is intended for
post-secondary audiences in Canada, North America, and elsewhere -
for undergraduate and graduate students and faculty, staff, and
administrators - where it is crucial to consider ways to address
its prevalence and the ways we can incorporate prevention education
into our campus communities.
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