K-12 School

K-12 schools have an obligation to prevent sexual violence by implementing comprehensive policies, programs, and procedures. School administrators, social workers, and counselors have a responsibility for creating and maintaining effective prevention practices as well as fostering a safe environment, culture, and community. Student and parent groups also play a crucial role by holding their school accountable, hosting trainings, and providing education. Parents, faculty, and other individuals can take action by challenging rape culture and being active bystanders. Through a multi-pronged approach, we can prevent sexual violence in K-12 schools.

We are currently updating our website! Soon, this will be a hub for K-12 schools to take action to prevent sexual violence. It will include resources for administrators, student/parent groups, faculty, and students.

If you are interested in checking out one of our resource hubs, please explore our new College Hub.

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