- I. A.M. STRONG
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- Policy
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- SAPRO REPORTS: Report to the President
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- 2015 Not In My Squad (NIMS) Marketing Materials
- SHARP Phase III Marketing Materials_I
- SHARP Phase III Marketing Materials_II
- 2015 SAAPM Marketing Materials
- SAPR Toolkit
- Policy
- DOD Strategy and Plans
- Presidential Executive Order About Advocate Privilege (Military Rules of Evidence 514)
- Army SHARP Stand Down
- DOD Safe Helpline
- 2012 QuickCompass of Sexual Assault Response Coordinators
April 3, 2006
Event - A matter of treating all Soldiers with dignity, respect
The new Sexual Assault Prevention and Response program represents a fundamental change for the military services.
Under the new policy, reporting procedures have changed dramatically. Confidentiality represents the most significant single change in the sexual assault policy, and it addresses a major barrier to reporting.
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April 3, 2006
News - Army Observes Sexual Assault Awareness Month
The Army joins the other armed services in observing April as National Sexual Assault Awareness Month. This observation serves as an important reminder to continuously reinforce the mission of the Army’s Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program to Soldiers and leaders at all levels.
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April 3, 2006
News - April is sexual assault awareness & prevention month
WASHINGTON (Army News Service, April 3, 2006) – The Army, in conjunction with the observation of April’s National Sexual Assault Awareness Month, is highlighting its Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program.
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April 1, 2006
News - Chief of Staff of the Army statement on sexual assault
Chief of Staff of the Army statement on sexual assault
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April 1, 2006
News - SRTV Interview with LTC Carla Reed, Army SAPR Program Manager
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April 1, 2006
News - Sexual Assault Awareness Month Proclamation
Sexual Assault is contrary to Army values, degrades mission readiness, and is a crime. It has no place in our Army. Over the past 18 months, the Army has implemented a comprehensive Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) Program to help address this problem. We have made much progress, but we still have a long way to go. Read more...
March 7, 2006
News - Building a Bridge of Trust
The purpose of this
article is to provide an update and a look ahead as the Regiment
assimilates these changes and to help understand the cultural shift DOD
and DA have directed. Read more...
March 7, 2006
News - First Responder
to Sexual Assault
The Department of Defense (DOD) is adopting a program of universal
policies and procedures to address sexual assaults. This program
assigns new roles and procedures... Read
more...
January 5, 2006
News - The Second National Guard Bureau SARC and VA Training Conference
St. Louis, MO
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- AUDIO: [approx. 01min 00sec] Soldiers Radio News
When I recognize a threat to my fellow Soldiers, I will have the personal courage to INTERVENE and prevent sexual assault. I will condemn acts of sexual harassment. I will not abide obscene gestures, language, or behavior. I am a Warrior and a member of a team. I will INTERVENE.
You are my brother, my sister, my fellow Soldier. It is my duty to stand up for you, no matter the time or place. I will take ACTION. I will do what’s right. I will prevent sexual harassment and sexual assault. I will not tolerate sexually offensive behavior. I will ACT.
We are American Soldiers, MOTIVATED to keep our fellow Soldiers safe. It is our mission to prevent sexual harassment and sexual assault. We will denounce sexual misconduct. As Soldiers, we are all MOTIVATED to take action. We are strongest...together.
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