1. Effects of Date Rape and the Need for Prevention Nancy Slone Argosy University

2. EFFECTS OF DATE RAPE Effects of Date Rape: and Need for Prevention

7. The effects of date rape are emotional as well as physical. Emotional effects include loss of trust in oneself and others, fearful of many situations, avoids interactions with men, and causing hardships for her in her daily routines and responsibilities, such as going to work, school and interacting with acquaintances and friends. Note: Dept. of Justice reports About 200,000 women are raped each year.

11. Date rape is a devastating offense that is not taken serious enough to allow for stricter laws and punishable crimes. Drugs like Rohypnol are unfortunately on the rise and easily accessed through illegal internet pharmacies worldwide. When date rape drugs are used the victim is defenseless and awakes to no mental remembrances of the crime that has been committed against her. Note: There has to be justice in Order to complete the healing process zno

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33. Focus on the LITERATURE

35. 1. Drug-facilitated sexual assault (date rape)

36. Sexual assault services offered

37. Un-confirmed rape reports growing

38. Lack of research on victims of rape/other forms of sexual assault

39. Students unclear about definitions of date rape/sexual assault.

40. 2. Rapists are not always strangers/anonymous attackers.

41. Reports on statistics from Bureau of Justice

42. Prevention Tips

43. 3. Survivors of sexual violence

44. Important dos and don’ts

45. The signs of sexual assault

46. Reporting date rape

47. 4. Date rape drugs

48. Description and names of these drugs

49. Are they accessible and by whom

50. 5. Government control issues

51. Illegal Online pharmacies

52. Colleges and Universities

53. Narcotics Agents

55. 6. Students need help and support from families and the communities

56. How communities can get involved

57. How the family can get involved