Re: No Holds Barred!!
I hate to say this but I get more training in this then I do on CRM as an aircrew member (you know the job I do every day I go to work). I can say I take less and less away each time from these...
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Alcohol Abuse and Sexual Assault are two different issues. Separate them and stop punishing drinking-age adults for what criminals do.
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Enough already...a person can only take so much before they give up hope, and walk away. Your message is wrong, and there is never one single data point to work with. Even when asked for numbers,...
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I would like to see demographic breakouts, specifically by age, of SA victims and perpetrators. There are two organizations who are dealing with SA issues: colleges and the military. In colleges, SA is...
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I concur, i can only slightly see how it can be confused. We have come a long way in the AF and we need to keep at this pace of awareness &/ or pick up.
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SD, where do you think our discussions should focus?
View ArticleRe: Prevention: What it is and what it isn’t
Prevention has multiple parts in my opinion. Everything from risk reduction to active prevention and screening criteria. Each piece, is critical to what I call Effective Prevention! Effective...
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The Sexual Assault Prevention Spectrum is a fantastic model for answering this question. Sexual assault prevention relies on policy/legislation, changing organizational practice, fostering coalitions...
View ArticleRe: Prevention Summit is going on Now!
Phenomenal Summit! Every Airman (big "A") needs to be "All In" for the Air Force to change its culture...let's start talking about the subject (yes, the dirty details) and develop the skills in each of...
View ArticleRe: Your thoughts are needed!
I fully believe if the conviction rate increased, that alone could deter a perpetrator, out of self-preservation. Morals are absent from the criminal mind. Sexual assault/rape are selfish acts...
View ArticleRe: Your thoughts are needed!
agreed that greater rate of convictions would further deter the small number of repeat offenders statistically linked to the greatest amount of crimes. However, culture change is required and that is a...
View ArticleRe: Prevention: What it is and what it isn’t
Airman Ticknor - You raise an interesting question regarding the mixture of alcohol, sex, and consent. Unfortunately, the best answer really is, "it depends."The state of the law regarding sex and...
View ArticleRe: Your thoughts are needed!
I find your opinion that we need to "teach men not to rape" EXTREMELY offensive. This is a tired radical feminist talking point that needs to die already and has no basis even being suggested a...
View ArticleRe: Your thoughts are needed!
When is USAF going to bring all sexual assault, to include dependent sexual assault, under the SAPR umbrella? Until all sexual assault is address equally and appropriately for all victims, there will...
View ArticleRe: Prevention: What it is and what it isn’t
Primarily, prevention is designed to stop offenders. Next, positive pro-social bystander intervention strategies is another approach to prevention. Many people confuse prevention with risk reduction,...
View ArticleRe: CSAF speaks out on Sexual Assault
AWARENESS & PREVENTION is very important. April is nationally recognized as the month put extra emphasis and provide education and training to help prevent and reduce assaults. In addition it is...
View ArticleRe: “Eliminate Sexual Assault, Know Your Part, Do Your Part”
Eliminate Sexual Assault!!! It is very important for all Airmen military and civilian to know their part in prevention and find a safe way to do their part because to do nothing is not an option.
View ArticleRe: Your thoughts are needed!
We appreciate your feedback. The Air Force does not want to create aperception that dependent sexual assaults are less important than other types of assaults, so again we appreciate your feedback. The...
View ArticleRe: Your thoughts are needed!
I apologize for the length.The biggest roadblock in the DoD for solving such problems is the refusal to let go of old views. If one were to ask me what organization would best allow the study of...
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Maj, much of the problem is with the brass, not upbringing. I've seen the brass turn to grass when the crap hits the fan. And I've seen brass get away with much more than enlisted.Just in the last year...
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After reviewing the fiscal year 2014 Department of Air Force,Annual Report on Sexual Assault in the Military, it is evident that the Department of Defense, and the Air Force, has made great strides in...
View ArticleRe: What do you think of the new SAPR Training?
I went to the SAPR I training yesterday. It was one of the most worthless training classes I have had in my 29 years of working for the Air Force, and that's saying a lot. The subject matter did not...
View ArticleRe: What do you think of the new SAPR Training?
I honestly think the amount of training we go through for SAPR is overkill. I've attended at least 6 sessions so far this year and it's starting to have a negative affect. The information is going in...
View ArticleRe: What do you think of the new SAPR Training?
SAPR training needs to include information and training on the legal spectrum of reporting sexual assault and the entire legal process. Not only do victims need to understand charges that can (or...
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