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Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence: Preliminary Research

Abstract

The Association of Alberta Sexual Assault Services (AASAS) and Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence acknowledge that domestic violence and sexual violence are interconnected. They have joined together to facilitate a discussion about primary prevention of sexual violence, and to support the development of a sexual violence and sexual health action plan for Alberta. This report has several objectives:

  1. To understand the scope of sexual violence both internationally, nationally and locally, as well as the factors that both prevent and contribute to sexual violence;
  2. To identify theories and paradigms that are currently being used to understand sexual violence, as well as approaches and models used to develop sexual violence primary prevention strategies in other jurisdictions; and
  3. To present the best available research evidence in the area of sexual violence primary prevention that makes sense in the Alberta context.

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Wells, L., Claussen, C., Aubry, D., & Ofrim, J. (2012). Primary prevention of sexual violence: Preliminary research to support a provincial action plan. Calgary, AB: The University of Calgary, Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence