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  • 10 - Best Practices in Building Comprehensive Strategies to Prevent Sexual Violence for College-Age Students

  • from Part Three - Prevention with Emerging Adults
  • Edited by Sally M. Hage, Springfield College
  • Book:
    An Ounce of Prevention
    Published online:
    14 November 2024
    Print publication:
    28 November 2024, pp 197-218

  • Summary

    This chapter presents best practices for building comprehensive strategies to prevent sexual violence victimization and perpetration on college campuses. The chapter begins by reviewing the history of legislation that has evolved to not only support but require prevention programming on publicly funded campuses. While this legislation set the stage to ensure prevention programming on campuses, building prevention strategies that are comprehensive and inclusive is a challenge. The literature on the necessary elements making up a comprehensive strategy is presented. The remainder of the chapter reviews what the field has learned that promotes building such strategies. Using the application of the public health model (Mercy et al., 2003), the chapter discusses navigating successful team building, using data to assess campus needs, engaging in strategy selection, evaluating strategies, disseminating strategies that work, and promoting inclusive practices in the process.