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Online
Resources
- View the Online Resource Center!!! Find videos, books
and curricula available related to sexual violence. Visit
http://www.svresources.org/
to search over 1,300 resources.
- View the articles
database. Find electronic articles and publications
related to sexual violence through CIVP's partnership with
CAVNET.
- Join the statewide Sexual
Violence Email List to receive 1-2 emails a week about
upcoming trainings, new resources, available funding and
job opportunities in sexual violence prevention.
- View the new Events Calendar to see the events related to ending
sexual and domestic violence in Virginia.
- Find out more about the laws regarding adult sex with
minors and statutory rape. Visit www.varapelaws.org
- The Sexual Violence Prevention Program has implemented
targeted outreach to men. This outreach allows men and those
working with men to become part of the solution to the problem
of sexual violence. More information on this initiative
can be found at www.menendingviolence.com
- www.paramihija.com
is an expansion of the "Isn't She a Little Young –
sex with a minor, don't go there" campaign. This is
a very basic web page in Spanish discussing why statutory
rape and sexual coercion of minor teens by adults is a problem.
There are some warning signs of abusive relationships (borrowed
from ChooseRespect.org), a brochure in Spanish discussing
how to avoid sexual coercion (under "Recursos"),
national links, and the "Gracias Papa" radio
spots. The "Gracias Papa" campaign consist of
a set of three radio spots that feature Latino fathers with
daughters. The fathers talk about the opportunities they
want for their children and how older men should not be
dating younger teens.
- Choose Respect is a
national initiative sponsored by Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention that encourages adolescents to adopt healthy
behaviors to prevent dating abuse. Choose Respect targets
11- to 14-year-olds with positive messages to help them
develop skills to maintain respectful relationships throughout
their lives. The website offers a variety of resources and
interactive features for teens, parents, and professionals.
http://www.chooserespect.org/scripts/
- CAVNET (Communities Against
Violence Network) is committed to providing current
and exhaustive information for professionals involved in
the fight against violence in our society. The site is committed
to making important resources and contact information available
to the public in an electronic format.
- Learn about internet safety and cyber responsibility from
i-Safe America at www.i-safe.org
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Posters
- Buy the National Sexual Violence Resource Center's Sexual
Assault Awareness Month poster, Build Healthy Respectful
Relationships at http://www.nsvrc.org/saam/nsvrc_products.aspx. Magnets, stickers and pins are also available at the site.
- The Teen Dating Violence Task Force developed an
Awareness Packet. This packet is a series of five posters
addressing teen dating violence prevention with the theme
of "Teen dating violence: You can't ignore it." The posters
are available for download or can be ordered by calling
the Virginia Family Violence and Sexual Assault Hotline
at 1-800-838-8238.
- You may order free Men
of Strength posters from DIVP . This set of four posters
designed by Men
Can Stop Rape is designed to raise awareness of sexual
and dating violence among youth and highlight the vital
role young men can play in fostering healthy, safe relationships.
Organized around the theme line "My Strength is Not
for Hurting," the Campaign emphasizes how men can be
strong without using intimidation, force or violence. See
a preview of the posters at www.menendingviolence.com.
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Videos
 The
Division of Injury and Violence Prevention, along with the
Division of Women's and Infant's Health developed the video,
"A Single Moment of Decision - Preventing Sexual Coercion"
and produced by EAF
Productions. This is a professionally-produced training
video for nurses working with adolescents. It teaches about
sexual coercion and how to recognize and prevent it. The
video shows scenes of two young adolescent girls visiting
the public health clinic. Additionally, the video depicts
realistic situations in which the adolescent girls are experiencing
coercion. Click
here to order a copy of the video.
- The DIVP produced a video "Talk to Me: Talking to
Your Teen About Dating Violence and Sexual Assault"
with VAVS Productions.
This video offers 10 communication tips for parents and
shows four realistic scenes highlighting parents' discussions
with their teens. Click
here to order. Additionally, a companion brochures are
available.
- Henrico County Community Criminal Justice Board produced
a video, "Open Arms? Open Eyes! Power, Control and
Abuse in Teen Relationships", for adolescents. This
video may be ordered at low cost from Henrico
County Community Criminal Justice Board at 804-501-5188.
A preview of the video and teacher resource materials is
available at the above website.
- The Family and Children's Trust Fund offers 3 videos:
“ Protecting Children: A Mandated Reporters Guide
to Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect ”
, “ Protecting Adults at Risk: A Mandated Reporters
Guide to Recognizing and Reporting Suspected Abuse, Neglect
and Exploitation ” and “ Beyond the Numbers:
The Reality of Abuse ” . Each of these videos is available
at low cost by calling 804-726-7604.
- View the Online
Resource Center to find additional videos available
nationwide related to sexual violence.
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Printed
Materials
- View and order free materials on Sexual Violence Prevention & Education. Click here to view and order.
- View and order free English and Spanish tip cards from
the center for Injury and Violence Prevention on sexual
violence, teen dating violence and domestic violence. Click
here to view and order.
- Order free brochures on teen dating violence for teens
and parents from VDH. Click
here to order.
- The Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance
offers free brochures on sexual and domestic violence at
www.vsdvalliance.org
or 1-800-838-8238.
- Read prior issues of Moving Upstream - Virginia's newsletter for the primary prevention of sexual violence.
- View the Virginia Fact Sheet Packet on Child Sexual Abuse.
- Download materials for Child Abuse Prevention Month from
Prevent
Child Abuse Virginia including fact sheets, posters
and ribbons.
- View the Online
Resource Center to find additional print materials available
nationwide related to sexual violence.
- Click here
for a list of organizations that offer brochures and pamphlets
for a cost. Visit the organization's website or call for
a catalog of materials offered.
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Research
Articles
Presentations
The below presentations
are available as Microsoft PowerPoint slideshows for download.
Users may view these presentations for their own learning
or present the presentation to another group of people. The
file may be viewed using Microsoft PowerPoint as a read-only
file. Please allow a few moments for the file to load once
you have selected it. These files do not require a password.
If you are asked for a password, click "read only."
If there is no "read only" option in the password
window, click "cancel", this will still open the
file but allow you to view it in a read-only format. Users
may print copies of the handouts, slides or notes using PowerPoint.
It may also be viewed using the free software, PowerPoint
Viewer.
 The Virginia Campus Coalition Against Sexual Assault webinar on the Red Flag Campaign September 2008
Virginia Department of Health presented a webinar on Sexual Violence and Intimate Partner Violence Data from BRFSS in November, 2007.
Virginia Department of Health and the Collins Center of Harrisonburg presented a program on the primary prevention of child sexual abuse in Harrisonburg in September 2007.
Virginia
Department of Health and the Collins Center of Harrisonburg
presented a program on the primary prevention of child sexual
abuse in
Norfolk in June 2007.
 Virginia
Department of Health and Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence
Action Alliance offered
a Sexual Violence Data in Virginia Web Conference in January
2007.
Presenters: Rebecca K. Odor, Virginia Department of Health
and Sherrie
Goggans, Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance
Stop
It Now! Campaign & Evaluation
This PowerPoint contains information about Virginia’s
Stop It Now! Campaign to address child sexual abuse. It details
the problem in Virginia, explains the helpline, and discusses
the results of the campaign. This presentation was delivered
to the V-STOP State Team on October 6, 2006 by Rebecca K.
Odor.
Sexual
Violence Statistics in Virginia
This PowerPoint contains information about sexual violence
statistics and trends in Virginia. The bulk of the data
is from a randomized telephone survey to Virginians performed
in 2003. This presentation was delivered to the Governor's
Sexual Violence Commission on November 30, 2006 by Rebecca
K. Odor.
Logic
Model and Program Design
This PowerPoint contains information on how to plan a prevention
program using a logic model design. It also shows how to develop
a logic model for a program that is already being implemented
within an organization. This is valuable information for grant-writing,
program development, program evaluation and to share with
Boards, new staff, community members and possible funders.
This presentation was delivered in Summer 2006 by Rebecca
K. Odor at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
national RPE Regional Trainings.
Primary
Prevention: Protecting Minor Teens from Sexual & Dating
Violence
This PowerPoint contains information on a definition of
primary prevention, understanding of risk and protective factors,
the ecological model and the developmental assets framework.
This presentation was first delivered at the School Safety
Conference August 10, 2005 by Jayne Flowers.
Using
Social Marketing for Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence
in Virginia
This PowerPoint contains information on social marketing
and the three campaigns that have been run by VDH. This presentation
was first delivered at the Building Health Futures Conference
October 7, 2005 by Rebecca K. Odor and Robert Franklin.
Bullying
Prevention Strategies as Tools to Address Sexual and Dating
Violence
This PowerPoint gives an overview on the topic of bullying,
shows the relationship between bullying and sexual assault
and dating violence and shows how educators can use bullying
prevention as a springboard for addressing sexual and dating
violence issues. This presentation was first delivered at
the Building Healthy Futures Conference October 7, 2005 by
Rebecca K. Odor and Robert Franklin.
Child
Sexual Assault Victimization in Virginia
This PowerPoint illustrates the data presented in the Child
Sexual Assault Victimization in Virginia (August 2004) Report.
This presentation was first delivered in August, 2004 by Rebecca
K. Odor.
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