Consent
This means freely choosing to participate in sexual activity, without pressure or coercion
What is consent?
Myth or Fact: Sexual assault can happen between people who know each other.
What is fact?
This is a healthy relationship skill that involved clearly expressing your needs, feelings, and boundaies.
What is communication?
A person who notices a concerning situation and takes a safe action to help is called this.
What is an active bystander?
Project SAFE stands for this phrase.
What is Securing a Fear Free Environment?
True or False: Someone can change their mind about sexual activity at any time
What is True?
What is Myth?
This is a positive sign in a relationship: respecting somone's boundaries even when you disagree with them.
What is Direct?
Project SAFE focuses on prevention, education, awareness, and support related to this area of campus security.
What is sexual violence/sexual assault prevention?
Consent should be clear, voluntary, informed, specific, and this.
What is reversible?
Myth or Fact: Alcohol or drug use never makes someone responsible for another person's decision to commit sexual violence.
What is Fact?
Name one example of a relationship red flag: controlling who someones sees, monitoring their phone, threats, or isolating them.
What is controlling or abusive behavior?
One of the 4 D's: create a distraction or interruption to change the situation.
What is Distract?
This campus office can help students understand options and resources related to student conduct concerns.
What is the Office of Student Conduct?
If someone is asleep or incapacitated, this cannot be given.
What is consent?
What is Myth?
A healthy relationships is built on mutual respect, trust, communication, and this principle: each person gets to make choices about their own body and boundaries.
What is autonomy?
One of the 4 D's: get a trusted person, staff member or other appropriate resource to help.
What is Delegate?
This is one good reason to learn campus resources before you need them: you can more quickly connect yourself or a friend with support.
What is being prepared/knowing where to get help?
Someone agrees to kiss their partner, but when their partner tries to go further, they say, "No, I don't want to." What should happen next?
What is stopping immediately because consent can be withdrawn at any time?
True or False: If someone is intoxicated but still says "yes," they can always legally and meaningfully consent to sexual activity.
What is False?
Your partner says, "If you really loved me, you'd give me your phone password." What type of behavior is this?
What is controlling behavior?
You notice a friend repeatedly pressuring someone at a party after they have said they aren't interested. You don't feel comfortable controlling your friend directly. Name ONE safe way you could intervene.
What is the distracting, delegating, checking in, or directly intervening when it is safe?
What is listening, providing support without judgement, and connecting them with appropriate resources and options?