<qa>  What is the goal of the 2013 Campus Sexual Violence Elimination Act?A. SPECIFIC AIMS Goal 1. Grow Colleges as Communities for Primary Prevention of Violence Against Women Research The opportunity: Because the 2013 Campus Sexual Violence Elimination Act1 SaVE now requires bystander training in all publicly funded colleges and universities hereafter colleges, a natural experiment presents itself to determine what components of bystander interventions have greater efficacy. Inclusion of multiple college communities n24 provides sufficient statistical power for these comparisons. The timing of this U01 RFA-CE-15-003 is strategically important for the work investigators propose: to evaluate the efficacy of bystander interventions components BIC to reduce violence against women VAW: operationally defined as intimate partner violence IPV and sexual violence SV. Investigators propose a quasi-experimental design using fractional factorials. Data to measure program efficacy for bystander and violent behavior outcomes will be obtained from student surveys and campus crime data. Key informant interviews with college administrators responsible for selection and implementation of bystander programs will describe components and attributes of bystander programs important for colleges adoption, implementation and retention of bystander programs over the 4 years. 