Title: What is Sexual Abuse | Signs of Sexual Abuse, Assault
Headings: What is Sexual Violence?
What is Sexual Violence?
Some realities:
Signs of sexual assault:
What is rape?
What is sexual harassment?
If you are a victim, you are not alone
Have you been sexually assaulted?
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Content: Sexual harassment is any unwelcomed or unwanted sexual behavior or pressure that embarrasses, humiliates or intimidates and individual. Sexual harassment can be physical, verbal and non verbal and visual, such as staring or gestures that are suggestive or sexual. If you are a victim, you are not alone
Sexual violence can happen to anyone, men, women and children of all ages, races, gender, sexual identity, religion and economic classes. Sexual assault victims often feel isolated or ashamed and often do not report an attack. It is never the victim’s fault. 90 percent of victims know the person who sexually assaulted them. 1 in 6 men will experience sexual assault in their lifetime; sexual assault of men is thought to be greatly unreported. 1 in 3 transgender and gender non-conforming people experience sexual violence. 1 in 3 girls and 1 in 5 boys will be sexually assaulted by the time they are 18.