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    “It wasn’t rape you were being such a tease.” “NO I said. I covered my vagina with both of my hands and I said NO! I was with a close male friend and I thought I was safe. I thought I was safe when I went out drinking with said friend and I thought I was safe when we went to my place to “hangout.” This is an anonymous rape survivor’s story. These common occurrences affect a fair portion of the population in Missoula, in comparison to the national average, and something should be done. There is also

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    subliminal level. The social interactions and actions of the group affect every one of the followers and these actions influence eventually the superiority and accomplishment of the group involvement. The Rape Crisis Center Group is considered one of the groups. The organization, Rape Crisis Center, is the

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    Parenthood staff members discussing fetal tissue donations. While the group’s website has yet to officially endorse a candidate, the website does state that Senator Marco Rubio of Florida supports a ban on abortion with no exceptions for victims of rape, that Governor Jeb Bush of Florida cut state funding for Planned Parenthood, and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas lead the national effort to shut down Planned Parenthood earlier in 2015 (Huffington Post Planned Parenthood). Planned Parenthood’s new website

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    Rape Culture: Attitudes and Assessments Essay

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    Rape, it seems to be an uncomfortable word for most people to hear or talk about. Whether it’s just embarrassing or a sore subject most people just don’t like to talk about it. There is a certain stigma that surrounds rape and that is the main source of the problem. There is rape culture in this country that leads men and women in this country to believe that in certain situations rape is okay. Whether she was “dressed like she was asking for it” or was passed out drunk, these are not excuses for

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    Final Reflection Paper

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    to understand and work in the community. As a part of this assignment I had the opportunity to work for the Orange County Rape Crisis Center. In healthy people 2020 one of the goals is to better understand, find the trends, and preventing bullying, dating violence, and sexual violence among youth. Also, Healthy2020 focuses on the LBGTQ community as well. The Rape Crisis Center is a non-profit organization the focuses on people that had been, know someone, and educate the community about sexual violence

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    women and children to stay - other than a seedy hotel.” (2016) This is when they realized a house was needed for women and kids who were in a bad situation. The United States saw their first rape crisis center in the early 1970s which was the Washington D.C. Rape Crisis Center. The Washington D.C. Rape Crisis Center, which opened in 1972 was formed by grassroots activism. The Civil Rights movement has played a major role in antidiscrimination efforts and the establishment of hate crime legislation and

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    Exploring a Specific Crisis Situations The Story of Melody Shandi Gerkin Thomas University Exploring a Specific Crisis Situation: The Story of Melody In order to explore how a crisis worker would approach, assess, and treat a crisis situation, this paper will focus on the story of Melody, the victim of a brutal rape. Melody Swanson is a 50 year old, divorced teacher who has been living alone since her children went to college two months ago. Melody came home from a short

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    this paper, I will explain forcible rape in the United States and discuss ways to decrease criminal behavior in order for these individuals to become successful contributors within our society. I have chosen to compare crime prevention programs in the states of California, Florida, and Texas in my research. Academic literature commonly refers to forcible rape as “the carnal knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will. Attempts or assaults to commit rape by force or threat of force are also

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    has drastically changed over time, women are still exposed to much of the violence that exists today. Per the National Organization for Women, “young women, low-income women and some minorities are disproportionately victims of domestic violence and rape” (National Organization for Women, 2016). Women-centered violence is highly prevalent and reoccurring all over the world, even in our local communities. Individuals may be hesitant to consider just how much violence against women affects their communities

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    Facility Planning Part I

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    Another outpatient services is the rape crisis and sexual assault this is an act of violence, which is more common than the majority of people are aware of. Some of the services offered 24-hour crisis line, counseling, support groups, and community education program. The rape crisis and sexual assault education awareness is usually center on conventional healing procedures. Description of the Facility Although outpatients’ facilities

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