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Prevent Sexual Assault

#WSUWeSupportU Preventing Sexual Assault

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Sexual and Interpersonal Violence can be prevented in our community through education and accountability. Learn what perpetration looks like so you can avoid it, hold others accountable, and help make WSU safer for all.

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Preventing Sexual and Interpersonal Violence & Stalking

Wichita State University actively works to prevent acts of violence on campus and among our students off campus. In the case of a violent event, WSU is prepared to respond to ensure the safety of the WSU community and to provide trauma informed support to those impacted by the event. WSU’s prevention and response efforts are guided by the sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking protocols, and campus resource policies. It is not your fault if you have been sexually assaulted or have experienced dating or domestic violence or stalking.

Please use this page to get access to resources and support. As members of the University, join us in a collaborated effort to prevent sexual misconduct and promote respect in our community. Explore this site to learn more about what you can do build a healthy and safe university community for everyone.

students on Wichita State Univesity campus

  • What is Sexual Assault

    Learn about what sexual assault and perpetration look like so you can avoid causing harm in your relationships and help educate others.

  • Get Involved

    Get trained and learn to be mindful of relationship dynamics in your life.

  • Crisis

    Find the resources you need.

  • If Sexual Violence has Occurred

    Learn how to help yourself or a friend.

  • Creating a Safety Plan

    Together we can all help prevent sexual assault. Learn about consent, hold the people around you to high standards, and keep yourself safe.

  • Healthy Relationships

    What do healthy relationships actually look like?

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