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Shining a Light on Sexual Violence in Schools

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Safety in Schools

Shining a Light on Sexual Violence in Schools

October 22, 2019

38

RESPONDERS

4%

RESPONSE RATE

19%

6

81%

26

TOTAL RESPONDERS

1

Wants to participate

38 responded out of 994 polled

2

Been sexually assaulted abused or harassed by school staff

29 responded out of 30 polled

3

Who was the main culprit

10 responded out of 11 polled

4

Who was the victim

10 responded out of 10 polled

5

The incident was reported

10 responded out of 10 polled

6

The reported incident was resolved

4 responded out of 5 polled

7

Why the incident was not reported

5 responded out of 5 polled

8

The perpetrator is still at the school

8 responded out of 9 polled

9

Location of school where students experience sexual violence

8 responded out of 8 polled

10

Location of school where students did not exp sexual violence

17 responded out of 18 polled

11

How we can make schools safe from sexual violence

18 responded out of 25 polled

12

Knows the difference between sexual assault harrassment abuse

18 responded out of 18 polled

How can we make our schools safe from sexual violence?

Written by: 19 y/o male

Make children more comfortable when it comes to reporting such incidents

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#ParaCadaNino una buena nutrición: Cómo escribir una carta a tu Ministro de Agricultura

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