This paper reviews factors at the individual, microsystem, meso/exosystem, and
macrosystem levels that contribute to sexual revictimization among college women …

National data suggests that more women meet a stalking definition that includes fear or
concern for safety than men. However, less research has focused on how experiences of …

Campus sexual violence risk reduction and resistance interventions have been developed
and tested among female students in the global North and proven effective. Evidence-based …

Childhood sexual abuse (CSA) poses a risk for sexual revictimization. Additionally,
according to theory CSA may lead to identification with the aggressor, expressed by …

Despite the burden of sexual assault on college campuses, few effective prevention
programs exist. Understanding the socio-ecological context in which sexual assaults occur …

Research consistently demonstrates that women's experiences with sexual victimization are
associated with increased sexual health risks. In this literature review, we describe the …

Sexual assault remains an entrenched public health issue, with adolescent and emerging
adult women at disproportionate risk for victimization. Identifying common typologies of …

Survivors of sexual assault and child sexual abuse have a variety of experiences that are
underrepresented in literature and in practice. For example, feeling paralyzed through tonic …

Purpose High prevalence of violence against persons with disabilities (PwDs) has prompted
a steady growth of training aimed at equipping PwDs with personal safety skills. This paper …

Safety efficacy, or the perceived capability of preventing or deterring a personal safety threat,
has emerged as a potentially important construct in personal safety outcomes. However …