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Defining Sexual Assault

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Three sexual assault survivors tell their personal stories, with an emphasis on the circumstances of their assaults. They also discuss the complex emotions and reactions triggered by their assaults. Additionally, the survivors reveal how learning the definitions of sexual assault and consent become integral to understand the consequences for both the victims and the perpetrators. Other topics explored include: legal rights, Title IX, and bystander intervention.

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Runtime: 34 minutes 15 seconds

Topic: Counseling and Self-Help, Health and Safety
Subtopic: Dating, Safety, Sexual Abuse
Grade/Interest Level: 9 - 12
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Release Year: 2016
Producer/Distributor: Human Relations Media
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Program Summary Learning Objectives Know Your Rights: Title IX

Closeup of adolescent girl with dark ponytail looks off to the distance. Caption. What if you have a boyfriend, and you like him a lot.

Group of teenage girls at a picnic table. All look at a boy pulling on 1 of the girl's arms. Caption. Are you listening to me?

Digital illustration of 4 teenage girls gathered outside with backpacks. Caption. Awful things about me behind my back.

Young woman smiles at a young man whose back faces camera. Caption. Shannon as narrator. He's giving me that time to rethink.

Closeup of a young man looking at camera with his lips together.

Closeup of a young person looking at camera with their head tilted up slightly and lips parted.

Closeup of a young woman looking slightly off camera and parting her lips in mid-speech.

Woman wearing a hijab stands in a kitchen and looks off with a slight smile. Caption. Female Narrator. This is Ferdaus. She's in love.

Young woman looks out with a serious expression and furrowed brow. Caption. You can't change someone or fix things for them.

Teenage boy sits in the driver's seat in the shadows of a car, looking off camera while a person with their back to camera carries a bag outside the open passenger side door.