April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month! Here are some tips on how San Diegans can work together to prevent violence by starting conversations and helping shift blame away from survivors.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month making it a time to discuss the growing problem and look for solutions.
CEO of the Center for Community Solutions, Verna Griffin-Tabor, joined KUSI’s Ginger Jeffries on “Good Evening San Diego” to share tips on how to help prevent assault and support survivors.• Teach children they are allowed to say no. • Engage teens in safety conversations and teach them to stand up for others when they witness warning signs of sexual violence.• Challenge comments that place blame on the victim.Categories
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