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Area of Science:

Public Health
Behavioral Science
Sociology

Background:

Alcohol-related sexual violence is a significant issue on college campuses.
This includes sexual coercion, nonconsensual sexual contact, and rape.

Purpose of the Study:

To gather college students' input on content for a text-message-based harm reduction intervention.
The intervention aims to address both alcohol use and its connection to sexual violence risk.

Main Methods:

A qualitative thematic study was conducted.
Focus groups and individual interviews were used to collect data from 61 college students.
Data collection occurred between February 2019 and July 2020.

Main Results:

Participants found text messaging an effective delivery method for harm reduction information.
Students preferred content focusing on individual strategies over collaborative ones.
Content phrased as suggestions or questions was favored over declarative statements.
While most recognized the importance of consent and sexual health information, some male participants did not.
Condensing information on consent within the context of drinking and relationships presented a challenge.

Conclusions:

Student feedback indicates a need for tailored content in text-message-delivered harm reduction interventions.
Addressing the complexities of rape culture and consent in messaging requires careful consideration of student preferences and experiences.
Interventions should prioritize brevity and actionable strategies relevant to individual students.