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Sexual assault on women on college campuses - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Argument
        
        Colleges can make better policies that can prevent this type of stuff from happening, and a lot of college activities include this stuff to happen
      - Quotes:
        
        "1 in 4 women will experience sexual violence as undergraduate students" (Wolters 2020)
        
        "Several other factors contribute to the occurrence of sexual violence including dangerous fraternity traditions, extensive alcohol and drug use among college students...." (Wolters 2020)
        
        "The majority of cases of sexual violence are mishandled by universities as they choose to prioritize image, funding, or protection of the perpetrator over helping the victim or decreasing the prevalence of sexual violence." (Wolters 2020)
      - Main Idea
        
        Universities are negligent around cases of sexual violence and that they would rather protect predators instead of helping the victims and preventing assaults, and how it affects the victims
        
        Connection
        
        Both of these sources talk about how universities don't take action against the perptrators and how the victims live on through the time of what has happened and they both show the percentages of whats reported
      - Credibility
        
        Credibility: Its an article that was written in September of 2020, which I would say is still recent and is written by both college students who use other credible sources
  - - - Main Idea
        
        The main Idea of this source is many college students who have been raped on campus face retaliation and harassment as they fight for justice and how colleges don't continue with their reports
        
        Connection
        
        Connection
      - Defense
        
        It is a credible source because it's a documentary that uses trusted sources and real life events throughout the film. It was made in 2016 so it is still a pretty recent source.
      - Argument
        
        Sexual assault cases happen a lot on college campuses but they are not often reported as much because the victims fear how they will be treated and colleges often don't report the cases and probably integrate it with my survey to show how similar things are
      - Quotes
        
        "They protect perpetrators because they have a financial incentive to do so" (34:27)
        
        "Many college's first job is to "protect the institution from harm, not the student from harm." (12:37)
        
        "More than 16% of college women are sexually assaulted while in college" (9:07)
        
        "one of my other friends came to me and said I was assaulted at a fraternity how do I report, and I said actually I don't know" (9:57)
  - - - Argument
        
        How sexual affects people and, what sexual assault is, and the different types of people it affects
      - Credibility
        
        It's an article that was written last year three credible writers, one who is a college planner and the other who is a nurse educator who has critical expertise in critical care and the other who is a gender nonconforming asain parent who works to support and repair the connections people have
      - Quotes
        
        "Sexual assault remains an alarmingly common crime on college campuses." (Muniz et al 2020)
        
        "With safety risks on and around campus college students should understand what sexual violence is, know their rights in the case of assault and familiarize themselves with educational resources on the topic of campus sexual assault" (Muniz et al 2020)
        
        "Female, trans , and gender non-conforming students face a higher risk of sexual violence." (Muniz et al 2020)
      - Main Idea
        
        Main Idea: Understanding how sexual assault on college campuses happen and what can be done to combat it and what people can do afterwards
        
        Connection
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        Heightened Risks
        
        Transition Challenges
        
        Resource Acessibility
        
        Policy Implications
      - Argument
        
        I will discuss the vulnerability of college students coming into their first year, how they could get taken advantage of by going to their first parties, and so on, and how they can get treated in these situations.
      - Credibility
        
        The information provided was from organizations and experts in areas from phsychology and campus saftey
      - Quotes
        
        They are more vulnerable "because first-year college students lack strong social ties that can offer them safer spaces to socialize – like house parties with a group of trusted friends," says sociologist Nicole Bedera. ( Oliver 2023)
        
        "Perpetrators go after college freshmen or incoming transfer students as they adjust to college life and partying." (Oliver 2023)
        
        "Out of all college students, 13% are raped or sexually assaulted by physical force, violence or incapacitation, according to statistics gathered by RAINN." (Oliver 2023)
      - Connection
- - - - Credibility
        
        A nonprofit organization website that is well know that gets there source from other government sources.
      - Argument
        
        How a lot of these percentages could be less or none if more / better policies were put in place and people were more comfortable to speak about their situation compare them to the percentages from my survey of sexual assault / harrasment.
      - Main Idea
        
        The main Idea of this website is to inform you on the percentages of voice/assaut that happen on college campuses and the perentages of who gets assaulted
        
        Connection
        
        Both of these articles talk about how sexual assault goes unreported and what can be done to prevent these situations and what colleges can do to make it better
      - Quotes
        
        "Only 20% of female student victims age, 18-24 report to law enforcement" (RAINN 2023)
        
        "More than 50% of college sexual assaults occur in either August, September, October or November." (RAINN 2023)
        
        "Sexual violence is notoriously difficult to measure, and there is no single source of data that provides a complete picture of the crime." (RAINN 2023)
  - - - Argument
        
        The victim's decisions of coming forward and speaking out and why many of these cases are under reported and what they fear what happens to them
      - Quotes
        
        "77% of campuses reported zero incidents of sexual assault, including rape and fondling, domestic violence, dating violence and stalking" (AAUW)
        
        "Harassment and assault can cause long-lasting physical and psychological damage hindering survivors from learning or continuing to attend their universities" (AAUW)
        
        "they are reluctant to notify officials because they worry they won't be believed or might face retaliation." (AAUW)
      - Credibility
        
        Its a credible source because its from a trusted organization AAUW ( American Association of University Women) and they've used sources from other respected databases
      - Connection
      - Main Idea
        
        The effects it causes to the victims how they will be perceived by others and how campuses can take these situations more serious.
  - - - Argument
        
        Talk about how colleges sometimes look the other way the other way and the things involved, like alcohol, drugs, and other things that happen at parties that lead to these problems.
        
        Connection
        
        Talks about how and why drugs and alcohol are related to sexual assaults on college campuses why they happen, and when they happen.
      - Credibility
        
        Its a credible article because its a government website and there sources are good credible sources and I also used one of the sources they have named
      - Quotes
        
        "Alcohol and drugs often play a role in sexual assault on campuses." (Womenshealth 2021)
        
        "Sexual assault on college campuses is a common problem that often goes unreported." (Womenshealth 2021)
        
        "Women who identify as lesbian, bisexual, or gay are more likely to experience sexual assault on college campuses." (Womenshealth 2021)
      - Main Idea
        
        The main Idea of this website is to provide information and resources related to sexual assault specifically sexual assualt of college campuses
        
        Connection
        
        Both of these websites talk about how sexual assault affects different groups of women and what it does to them, and the things that can be done afterwords
  - - - Main Idea
        
        To revolve around the expirencess and responses of college women in the context of sexual assault on college campuses
      - Credibility
        
        Lauren J. Germain is the author, and Johns Hopkins University Press is a reputable publisher.
      - Quotes
        
        "campus sexual assault is prevalent, institutional responses have not been effective, and campus cultures are fraught with dangerous social norms related to sexual violence" (Germain 2)
        
        "This is all to say that the issue is not new. Rather, the nation is again poised to act in significant ways at the federal, state, local, and institutional levels, and it is critical that these actions be deliberate and well informed" (Germain 2)
        
        "Campus sexual assault is a pervasive problem within the system of American Higher Education" (Germain 2)
      - Argument
        
        The stories of women throughout the years what they have experienced and what they have talked about and what they have done and connect them with the experience other people have had that I got in my survey
        
        Connection
        
        They both have victims/survivors who tell their stories and what they have been through, and the backlash they have received, and what they have done to