News Heard Segment, About Harvard Survey About Campus Sexual Assault

[The Albatross]

I was intrigued that in the segment, instead of two designations for sexual assault, the Harvard survey broke out 16 (though they don't list them) and I would really think it interesting to read them.

Found the segment and wished it was longer than 4 minutes here with transcript: Harvard Survey Highlights Attitudes About Campus Sexual Assault

I think it is good that the nuances of sexual assault are being reframed... but wished I could find more about the Harvard survey. On hearing the segment the day it broadcast, it brought to mind the number of members we have who come and post about confusion about whether or not they were raped or sexually assaulted.

Maybe someone here can help me find out more? It's stayed on my mind and I think it is pretty significant.

 

[joeylittle]

This is more background on the survey, as well as a link to the Association of American Universities survey that inspired it:
Dead Link Removed

This has more findings, and is on the platform created by Tess Brooks, who launched the survey:
Digital Content Provider “Confi” Unveils Innovative Study on College Sexual Assault | Confi

And, here's the actual study:
http://confi.co/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/3pg-Summary-Confi-College-Sexual-Assault-Study.pdf

One more... here's more on Confi, and some other interesting materials about talking to kids, advising college students, etc:
Research | Confi

 

[The Albatross]

Thanks Joey, home events inhibited my ability to dig for links and learn more.
Do you have any thoughts or opinions?

 

[The Albatross]

Via the links from Joey found a small youtube library, here's one: Confi: Why conduct study on sexual assualt?

Yeah that pdf file is pretty insightful... yet it still doesn't identify the 16 rather than 2 sexual assault designations. Guess this is something to watch for.

 

[The Albatross]

Another good vid... dunno about you all but I sure hope Confi is successful. I think it's a dialogue that really timely and could be really assistive to a lot of younger people.
Is sex expected when students go home together?