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Safe Place to Learn Resource Kit: Preventing, interceding, and Responding to Sexual Harassment of K-12 Students

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Safe Place to Learn Resource Kit: Preventing, interceding, and Responding to Sexual Harassment of K-12 Students

Safe Place to Learn is one set of materials among a diverse collection of tools commissioned by the White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault. This resource includes guidance for administrators; e-learning modules for all school staff; a coordinated response team planning guide and training module; a trauma sensitivity training module; and action steps, discussion guides, bystander supports, and other resources.

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Author

National Center for Safe Supportive Learning Environments

Published

September 2016

Content Type

Tool

Topics

Gender Equity

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