Why is this training relevant?

• You may be the first point of contact for sexual assault survivors seeking medical care.

• Misunderstanding or mishandling disclosures can deter survivors from seeking help or reporting crimes.

Benefits for You:

• Gain skills to respond compassionately and effectively to disclosures of sexual assault.

• Understand trauma-informed care to reduce harm during medical procedures.

• Strengthen patient trust and improve care outcomes.

Benefits for Survivors:

• Survivors feel safe and supported during a vulnerable time.

• Access to immediate medical care and resources helps with recovery.

• Increases the likelihood of reporting incidents to law enforcement.

Why is this training relevant?

• Schools are environments where students may disclose abuse or experience assault.

• Educators are in a key position to model healthy relationships and boundaries.

Benefits for You:

• Learn how to recognize signs of abuse and respond appropriately.

• Create a safe, respectful learning environment for all students.

• Support students in accessing help and resources.

Benefits for Students:

• Students feel safe to report harmful behavior.

• Builds awareness of consent and respect, preventing future incidents.

• Trauma-informed environments support emotional and academic growth.

Why is this training relevant?

• Community leaders are often trusted figures that people turn to for guidance.

• Mishandling disclosures can cause further harm to survivors and erode trust in your leadership.

Benefits for You:

• Learn how to respond to disclosures with compassion and guidance.

• Foster a culture of safety and respect in your community.

• Strengthen trust and accountability within your congregation or group.

Benefits for Your Community:

• Survivors feel supported and encouraged to seek help.

• Prevents incidents through awareness and proactive measures.

• Builds a stronger, more unified community culture.

Why is this training relevant?

• Coaches are influential role models who shape athletes’ values and behaviors.

• Athletics programs often involve close contact, which requires clear boundaries.

Benefits for You:

• Build trust with athletes by modeling respect and accountability.

• Prevent harmful behaviors by fostering a culture of consent and safety.

• Protect yourself and your program from allegations of misconduct.

Benefits for Athletes:

• Athletes feel safe and respected in their training environments.

• Gain skills to build healthy relationships on and off the field.

• Encourages teamwork and mutual respect.

Why is this training relevant?

• Parents play a vital role in teaching children about boundaries and respect.

• Understanding the signs of sexual abuse can protect children from harm.

Benefits for You:

• Gain confidence to have age-appropriate conversations about consent and safety.

• Learn how to recognize warning signs of abuse and take action.

• Build stronger, open relationships with your children.

Benefits for Children:

• Children feel empowered to set boundaries and seek help when needed.

• Reduces the risk of abuse through awareness and prevention.

• Fosters healthy, respectful relationships throughout life.

Why is this training relevant?

• Sexual harassment and assault in the workplace are significant issues that impact morale and productivity.

• Managers play a key role in fostering a safe and respectful work culture.

Benefits for You:

• Learn how to prevent and address sexual misconduct effectively.

• Reduce workplace liability and comply with legal requirements.

• Foster trust and a sense of safety among employees.

Benefits for Employees:

• Employees feel respected and empowered to report misconduct.

• Creates a more inclusive and collaborative work environment.

• Increases employee satisfaction and retention.

Why is this training relevant?

• Many survivors interact with law enforcement first after an assault.

• Missteps during these critical moments can re-traumatize survivors and hinder justice.

Benefits for You:

• Develop skills to handle sensitive situations with care and professionalism.

• Improve investigative outcomes through survivor cooperation.

• Build trust with the community you serve.

Benefits for Survivors:

• Survivors feel believed and supported, encouraging reporting.

• Reduces the likelihood of re-traumatization during investigations.

• Increases access to justice and recovery resources.

Why is this training relevant?

• You are often responsible for maintaining safe environments in public and private spaces.

• Being informed helps you respond effectively to incidents and prevent harm.

Benefits for You:

• Learn strategies to identify and de-escalate risky situations.

• Build trust with tenants, employees, or visitors in your care.

• Increase your effectiveness in ensuring safety.

Benefits for the Community:

• People feel safer in environments managed by knowledgeable, proactive personnel.

• Reduces the risk of incidents and improves emergency responses.

• Encourages reporting and trust in security measures.

Why is this training relevant?

• Fraternities and sororities are high-risk settings for sexual violence due to social dynamics and cultural norms.

• Members have the power to change the narrative by promoting respect and accountability.

Benefits for You:

• Create a safer and more inclusive environment for members and guests.

• Build a positive reputation for your organization on and off campus.

• Strengthen bonds through mutual respect and shared values.

Benefits for Employees:

• Reduces incidents of assault at social events.

• Encourages members to intervene in harmful situations.

• Builds trust and respect with the broader campus and community.