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...individual—instead of a subcommittee of the Ad Board—can ease scheduling complications and reduce the time it takes to complete an investigation, it is essential that the SFF be uniquely qualified to design investigations that are sensitive to the emotions of the survivor and alleged assailant as well...
...survey conducted by The Crimson one year ago this week, 25 percent of students reported that they would not know whom to call if they were sexually assaulted. As the Committee to Address Sexual Assault at Harvard prepares its recommendations about how to improve survivor services, the key principle that they should keep in mind is clarity...
While all these services seem like a significant expenditure for the approximately 60 students who may have been sexually assaulted last year, according to estimates extrapolated from the latest UHS survey, these services will surely be in growing demand. As Harvard demonstrates an increased commitment to and support for survivor services, more students will likely feel comfortable coming forward. Students don’t keep sexual assault to themselves because they want to, but rather because the University still has a long way to go toward creating an environment where survivors feel they can get quality care and sincere support...
...this issue of The Crimson, another Harvard student was allegedly subjected to an “indecent assault” this weekend. These incidents are ever-present, and each is its own argument for why Harvard must commit to changing its atmosphere and stepping up its commitment to survivor services. The Leaning Committee has a chance to improve the atmosphere on campus and the treatment for those who have suffered sexual trauma. It cannot afford to waste that opportunity...
...assault to be an issue that every tutor is prepared to address. At the very least, all tutors, proctors and assistant deans of freshmen, should be prepared with SASH training. These college officials are likely first responders—in most cases, initial interaction is crucial in how a survivor evaluates community support levels and the course of action they pursue...