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College is a space for personal growth, learning, and new opportunity, but it is not absent from certain 危险s. You don’t need to be overly concerned, but you should do your best to remain alert to your surroundings and anything that is out-of-the-ordinary.

If you see or hear these things, tell someone in authority immediately:

• Harassment, threats, or bullying, online or in-person
• “Hate speech” or threats made online or in-person
• Domestic or intimate partner abuse or violence
• Comments from a student about harming self or others
• Someone acting suspiciously or carrying a weapon

 

不要做旁观者!  Students are often the first to become aware of problems on 校园. However, due to a social phenomenon called the “bystander effect”, sometimes problems are not addressed.  The bystander effect happens when the presence of others (being in a group) discourages an individual from intervening in a situation in which 有紧急情况. Researchers Bibb Latane and John Darley argued that it is the result of the belief that someone else will act so I don’t need to, that is compounded by social influence (the fact that our behaviors are influenced by those around us).

• Stay alert – Don’t wear earbuds or headphones while walking! 你可能听不到别人的声音 在你后面.
• Walk in high-traffic, well-lit areas at night.
• Request an escort when feeling unsafe.
• Keep your car and dorm apartments and windows closed and locked.
• Don’t let strangers into housing facilities and do not prop doors.
• 不要把你的身份证借给别人.
• 参加自卫课程.
• In the event of a crisis, don’t panic. Run if possible, hide if you can’t run, and 如果躲不起来，就战斗吧.

 

Reduce your risk: most sexual 攻击s involve people who know each other – and are using alcohol and/or other drugs. Staying sober is your best defense against sexual 攻击.

It’s hard to know what to do, how to feel, or what your options are after a sexual 攻击. Please know that you’re not alone. Below are some things to keep in mind. If you are in immediate 危险 or seriously injured, call 911.

去一个安全的地方. Get to a location where you can call for help, preferably a safe place where you are not alone. Consider reaching out to someone you trust or call 911.

Call the crisis hotline at (575)226-7263 to speak to a trained victim’s advocate. An advocate will be able to walk you through the next steps and help you make an informed decision based on your wishes and consent for care.

寻求医疗救助. Even if you do not want to report the 攻击 immediately, still consider having a physical exam. Survivors may or may not have physical injuries and it is best to be seen by a trained medical professional for evaluation. 它是 important to determine the risks of STIs and pregnancy and have the option of preventive 药物. Forensic evidence can be collected and stored in case you decide to report 在以后的日子.

Seek free, confidential counseling. 世界十大博彩公司网站 counselors are here to help you. 他们是 located in the Ben Alexander building or you can call (575)492-2577 to speak an 世界十大博彩公司网站 counselor on the phone or to make an appointment. 他们是 here to help, and can refer you to additional resources if needed. It's never too late to call; many survivors do not realize they need counseling help until months or years later.

Report to 校园 authorities. Even if you do not wish to file a formal complaint, 校园 authorities can provide assistance and guidance related to interim measures for your safety and well-being. Survivors are not required to file a crime report, but are encouraged to do so and will be assisted by 校园 authorities in notifying law enforcement, if they choose. Regardless of whether a survivor opts to file a crime report, interim or protective measures will be provided if the survivor requests them and if they are reasonably available.

校园资源:

• Public Safety 24-hour Line (575)399-2033
• 第九条 Coordinator (575)492-2761
• Housing 24-hour on-call line (575)399-4681
• 咨询(575)492 - 2577
• 金融援助 (575) 492-2561
• Veteran’s and international students (575) 392-5112

 

校外资源:

• 警察/紧急情况- 911
• Guidance Center of Lea County (575)393-3168
• ARISE 24/7 Crisis Hotline (575)226-7263
• RAINN 24/7 Get Help Line (800)656-4673

 

If you are a witness to a crime of sexual violence you should report the incident to 校园 security or local police or speak to the Vice President for Student 服务 (the 第九条 Coordinator) who can assist you with further reporting as appropriate.

In all cases, both complainant and respondent are afforded prompt, fair and impartial due process, including the opportunity to have an advisor/support person present during any hearings and access to free, confidential counseling services.

说点什么. 侧耳倾听. Show that you care and are willing to listen.

Do not force the issue but allow the individual to confide in you at his/her own pace. Never blame the person for what is happening or underestimate his/her fear of potential 危险. Focus on supporting the individual’s right to make his/her own decisions.

Guide survivors to 校园 and community resources. Let him/her know they are not alone and people are available to help. Encourage him/her to seek sexual violence advocates and assure them that information will be kept confidential in most cases.

不要评判受害者. Tell the person that you are sorry that they have been hurt. No matter his/her behavior prior to the 攻击, no one deserves to be 攻击ed.

找到你自己的支持. You cannot support someone else if you are not supported, however do not try to receive that support from the survivor.

1 in 3 women—and 1 in 4 men—have been in abusive relationships. 男女之间的女人 ages of 18 - 24 are most commonly abused by an intimate partner - NCADV.

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