CONTENTS

About This Course

Table of Contents

1. Getting The Basics
2. Substance Abuse
3. Violence Against Women
4. Violent Men
5. Alcohol and Violence
6. Alcohol, Drugs and Sexual Assault (Date Rape)
7. Preventing Sexual Assault
8. After a Rape or Sexual Assault
9. Assistance - Women
10. Assistance - Men
11. Legal Options

Supplements
Resources
Glossary
Fact Sheets

It Won't Happen to Me:
Substance Abuse-Related Violence Against Women for Anyone Concerned About The Issues

References

1. Sexual Violence. In: Injury Fact Book 2001-2001. Atlanta: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2001.
2. "Date Rape." Washington, DC: National Crime Prevention Council, 2003.
3. Sexual Assault Course, Chapter 5. Austin: Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education, 2001.
4. National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. Atlanta: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2000.
5. Kieschnick, P., and Kennett, K. "Dating Violence Prevention Curriculum." Nantucket, MA: A Safe Place Inc., 1996.
6. Testa, M., and Parks, K.A. The role of women's alcohol consumption in sexual victimization. Aggression and Violent Behavior 1996, 3(1):217-234.
7. "Alcohol and Rape/Sexual Assault: Fact Sheet." San Francisco: Trauma Foundation, San Francisco General Hospital, 1998.
8. Fromme, K., and Wendel, J., Beliefs about the effects of alcohol on involvement in coercive and consenting sexual activities. Journal of Applied Social Psychology 1995, 25(23):2099-2117.
9. "Frequently Asked Questions About College Binge Drinking." Chicago: American Medical Association, 2001.
10. Wechsler, H.; Lee, J.E.; Kuo, M.; et al. College binge drinking in the 1990's: A continuing problem: Results of the Harvard School of Public Health 1999 College Alcohol Study. Journal of American College Health 2000, 48(10)199-210.