AMN_21_17_manifest_ENG.pdf
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… consent is normalized. STUDENTS All students have learnt the facts and myths about rape and consent, including the social contexts and power dynamics in which sexual violence frequently occurs. They have followed an evidence-based introductory workshop such as bystander training, which has taught them how to recognize and respond to undesired sexual advances. They have further access to evidence-based gender transformative workshops that have been shown to significantly reduce the likelihood of experiencing or perpetrating sexual violence. As a result of this, all students understand their role in establishing a culture of consent and feel empowered to stop the perpetuation … transformative workshops that have been demonstrated to reduce sexual violence. 2. every student is well-informed about our support services and reporting procedures, our code of conduct, and the law regarding sexual violence. We do this through online and offline social awareness campaigns. These campaigns preferably involve external partners who provide support to students and staff who have experienced sexual violence. 3. key staff who frequently interact with students are trained in …