Violence Against Women On Campus Task Force


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		Violence Against Women On Campus Task Force This project was supported by Grant No. 2001-WA-BX-002 awarded by the Violence Against Women Office, Office of Justice Programs, U. S. Department of Justice. Points of view in the documents available on this web page are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U. S. Department of Justice.
IMPLEMENTATION PHASE
		The Violence Against Women On Campus Task Force at Florida International University is comprised of key university and community leaders committed to increasing safety by reducing violence on campuses everywhere. Our task is to address the specific problems of stalking, dating/domestic violence, and sexual offenses. We are dedicated to developing and implementing policy and procedures for a coordinated campus community response to violence against women¹. ¹The problems addressed by the Task Force are forms of violence traditionally perpetrated against women. Funds were provided by the US Dept. of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Office on Violence Against Women to prevent and respond to these forms of violence on campuses (Authorized by Higher Education Amendments of 1998 and reauthorized under the Violence Against Women Act of 2000). However, the policies and protocol developed will benefit all victims.
		Transcript EXHIBITS A - Mission Statement B - Consensus Rules C - Small Group Instructions D - Draft Procedures for Responding to Stalking E - Draft Procedures for Responding to Sexual Offenses F - Draft Procedures for Responding to Violence
		Transcript
		EXHIBITS A - Mission Statement B - Procedure Draft
		Agenda with Transcript
		EXHIBITS A - The Characteristics of a Collaborative Process B - Facilitator's Responsibilities C - Participant Responsibilities D - Meeting Guidelines E - Consensus Rules F - Mission Statement G - Review of Task Force Progress to Date (*.ppt)
RECOMMENDATIONS PHASE
		The Violence Against Women On Campus Task Force at Florida International University is comprised of key university and community leaders committed to increasing student safety by reducing violence against women on campuses everywhere. Our task is to review policies and address the specific problems of stalking, dating/domestic violence, sexual assault and cyber stalking. We are dedicated to developing policy recommendations for a coordinated campus community response to violence against women. In all endeavors, we will honor our core values of: Respect; Commitment; Open-mindedness; Efficiency; Honesty
		Policy Recommendations for Sexual Assault, Relationship Violence, Stalking and Cyber-stalking
		Report of Proceedings
		EXHIBITS A - Agenda B - Characteristics of a Collaborative Process C - Consensus Rules D - Facilitator's Responsibilities E - Participant Responsibilities F - Meeting Guidelines G - Overall Issues
		Report of Proceedings
		EXHIBITS A - Agenda
		Report of Proceedings
		EXHIBITS A - Agenda B - Issues List C - Sample Policies (ppt) D - Sample Protocols (contact Amanda Niguidula)* E - Small Group Instructions F - Policy Drafting Worksheet
		Report of Proceedings
		EXHIBITS A - Agenda B - Dlhosh Responses C - Domestic Violence Statutes (contact Amanda Niguidula)
		Report of Proceedings
		EXHIBITS A - FIU Program Description B - Agenda C - Shield D - Guidelines for Discussion E - Facilitator's Responsibilities F - Characteristics of a Collaborative Process G - Consensus Rules H - Mission Statement Worksheet
		Victim Advocacy Center Florida Statutes
		For more information, please contact: Julia Trevarthen, Director The Institute for Community Collaboration, Inc. South Florida Regional Planning Council 3440 Hollywood Boulevard, Suite 140 Hollywood, FL 33021 (954) 985-4416 This page prepared by the SFRPC.