The guidelines outline health objectives that serve as a basis for developing plans and programs to reduce sexual and relationship violence, as well as injury prevention.
ACHA recognizes sexual and relationship violence as a serious public health issue affecting college and university campuses. Sexual and relationship violence comprise a continuum of behaviors, including but not limited to sexual/gender harassment, sexual coercion, sexual abuse, stalking, sexual assault, rape, dating violence, and domestic violence. ACHA members are uniquely positioned to play a leading role in addressing sexual and relationship violence through trauma-informed prevention, response, and support. In recognition of this campus health concern, ACHA’s Healthy Campus 2020 developed health objectives that serve as a basis for developing plans and programs to reduce sexual and relationship violence, as well as injury prevention.
Contributor Info
ACHA Creating Guidance for Addressing Sexual Assault Task Force
Topic
Campus Safety & Violence, College Health & Wellness Programming, Guidelines & Recommendations
Audience
Campus Executives, Community Based Organizations, Health & Wellness Center Administrators, Health Care Providers, Mental Health Providers
Resource Type
Guidelines & Recommendations
Publish Date
June 1, 2016
