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Kai MacLean1, Lesley Watson2, Meghan O'Leary1
1Public Health Department, NORC at the University of Chicago, Washington, DC, USA.
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This study examined attitudes towards and implementation of trauma-informed approaches in sexual assault response protocols at U.S. higher education institutions through a two-phase mixed-methods approach. This included surveying 830 institutions and interviewing 43 participants representing seven of those institutions. Staff involved in response efforts supported trauma-informed approaches, but were often constrained by federal requirements (i.e., the Clery Act and Title IX), and experienced difficulty managing different priorities across a response team. Study results demonstrated the need for improved translation of federal rules into practical guidance for sexual assault responses and indicated collaboration was a key facilitator for successful, student-centered responses.
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