General Qs
PREA Reporting
Assessing Clients
Intake
General Qs
100

PREA stands for this 

What is Prison Rape Elimination Act
100

Which staff does PREA effect?

Who is EVERYONE!!! Probation officers, Family Relations Counselors, Interns, Contractors, ALL CPA EMPLOYEES, etc. 

100

A resident is screened for risk level this long after admission to the program

What is 24-72 hours

100

A resident is given the zero-tolerance policy and how to report incidents or suspicions of sexual abuse or harassment this long after being in the program

What is 24 hours

100

These people have a right to be free from retaliation if they report incidents or sexual abuse or harassment

Who is any employee, contractor, volunteer, intern, or resident of CPA

200

CPA has this policy for sexual harassments or abuse in confinement facilities

What is a ZERO TOLERANCE Policy

200

PREA affects these facilities 

What are Confinement Facilities (24-hour lockup, courthouse lockup, juvenile detention centers, community confinement facilities, RTU) 

200

A resident's risk level is reassessed after this many days

What is 30 days? 

200

This is where you can find additional information about PREA

Where is the residential floors

200

This percentage of men DO NOT report that they were raped

What is 90-95%

300

This U.S. President passed the Prison Rape Elimination Act in 2003

Who is George W. Bush 

300

This is the PREA Staff Manager

Who is Tylil Simpson

300

This tool is used to assess residents as they are admitted in terms of risk for sexual abuse victimization or sexual abusiveness towards others

What is the PREA Assessment

300

This ensures that we give all residents the same information regarding their individual rights pertaining to PREA, as well as how to report any incidents 

What is the PREA Script

300

Examples of this kind of person would include: small stature, youth, inexperience with the CJ system, sexual orientation, hearing impaired

Who are vulnerable individuals 

400

Any type of sexual contact involving two or more people when at least one of the involved people does not consent is considered this

What is sexual assault

400

This is the WAIC PREA Coordinator 

Who is Sarah Drayton

400

This is the punishment for residents that refuse to report their mental, physical, developmental disability, or failure to report previous experiences of sexual victimization

What is NO PUNISHMENT: Residents cannot be disciplined in any way for refusing to respond to these questions 

400

This is how soon you need to report incidents of sexual abuse or harassment that occurred at a NON-CPA program

What is immediately!!!!!!

400

This is the office that a resident would go to if they report being sexually abuse or assaulted

What is Celia's office

500

Repeated and unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, or verbal comments, gestures, or actions of a derogatory or offensive sexual nature by one resident directed toward another

What is sexual harassment

500

The PREA Compliance Managers

Who is Derek Morrissy and Kayla Callahan 

500

The initial risk screen considers this (please list 3 examples of what the risk screen considers) 

What is experience in previous CC facilities, social skill, feeling of risk, sexual orientation and or perception of it, history of victimization, intellectual impairment, mental health, physical appearance, features and behaviors of a resident, history of sexual assault or harassments. 

500

These are signs that someone may have been sexually assaulted (please list one from each category: Physical, Emotional, and Behavioral)

What is... Physical: Change in sleep patterns, changes in appetite, poor concentration, feeling/acting numb or withdrawn, jumpy. Emotional: depression, guilt, anger, anxiety, fear. Behavioral: change in hygiene, acting out, requesting/refusing to change rooms, getting STD tested, self harm, suicidal thoughts/attempts.

500

These are red flags for perpetrators of sexual misconduct (please list at least 2 examples) 

What is verbal harassment, grooming potential victims, blatant sexual harassment, prior history of sexual abuse towards others, past victimization by others, difficulty controlling anger, poor coping skills/strategies, voyeuristic/ exhibitionist behaviors