1 in 4 female undergraduates have been sexually assaulted either:
◾️by force,
◾️ while they were asleep,
◾️ or when they couldn’t do anything to stop it because of alcohol or drugs.
That is according to a new @aaauniversity survey of 33 U.S. schools.
◾️by force,
◾️ while they were asleep,
◾️ or when they couldn’t do anything to stop it because of alcohol or drugs.
That is according to a new @aaauniversity survey of 33 U.S. schools.
70% of female students sexually assaulted by force or when they couldn’t voice their consent did not seek help from counseling or police, says the survey.
Major reasons: embarrassment, shame or because getting help would be too emotionally exhausting.
Major reasons: embarrassment, shame or because getting help would be too emotionally exhausting.
1 in 5 female, transgender or non-binary university students have reported some form of sexual assault or attempted sexual assault, says the survey.
For male students, the rate is 1 in 20.
For male students, the rate is 1 in 20.
