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Features

Online Modules
Research Informed
Title IX & VAWA Compliant
Customizable

Program Details

Consent & Respect is a one-hour online course that can be used as a prevention tool for all students. It is commonly paired with our alcohol prevention course for incoming freshmen or used as a stand-alone with the entire student body. The course includes content on consent, sexual assault, intimate partner violence, stalking, bystander intervention, incident reporting, student rights, healthy relationships, and survivor support. The content of this course was reviewed and vetted by Brett A. Sokolow, Esq., of The NCHERM Group, LLC, to assure compliance with the mandates of VAWA Section 304 for student-facing training.

Contact information

URL
http://3rdmil.com
Email
info@3rdmil.com
Contact name
info@3rdmil.com or 1-888-810-7990

Details

Institution type
University / College (4 year), Community College (2 year), Graduate, Professional
Age group
Traditional Age (18-24), Other
Audience
General Student Body, Freshmen / Incoming Students, Gender Specific - Male, Gender Specific - Female, Athletes, Greek
Delivery method
Online Module(s)
Duration
Single Session
Topics
Alcohol and Sexual Assault, Awareness, Bystander Intervention, Consent, Dating Violence, Domestic Violence, Drug Use and Sexual Assault, Empathy Building, Reporting Options, Rights of Victims on Campus, Risk Reduction and Safety, Sexual Assault, Sexual Harassment, Stalking, Title IX Policies and Procedures
Session details
Single Session

Background

History
Originally created in partnership with Arizona State University, Consent & Respect was expanded to include all information required by Title IX and VAWA.
Theory of change
ToC is the thinking behind how a particular intervention will bring about results. Consent & Respect builds students awareness and empathy regarding sexual assault, stalking, and intimate partner violence. Students identify protective behaviors they they are willing to engage in as well as bystander strategies they feel comfortable using for themselves or their peers. Motivational interviewing methodologies are employed to move students along a spectrum of change.
Research informed
Yes. Research was used in determining norms, statistics, risk factors, effective bystander strategies, barriers to active bystanders, rape myths, and survivor support strategies.
Trauma informed
No

Compliance

Violence Against Women Act
Consent & Respect addresses all topics required by VAWA.
Title IX
Consent & Respect addresses all topics required by Title IX.

Evaluation and Performance Assessments

Evidence based
Consent & Respect utilizes many evidence-based models, including motivational interviewing, personalized feedback, and norms correction.
Efficacy

Research conductor
Program, Independent researcher
Evaluation published
No

Features

Customization method
Welcome message, Welcome videos, Policy information, Survivor support/resource information, Police/reporting information
Is data collected?
Yes
Data accessors
Administrators (de-identified data only)
Is data personalized?
No

Logistics

Pricing model
Cost per student

Additional information

Prevention services
Faculty/staff training, Alcohol and/or drug education, Fraternity and sorority education

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