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[Juliette Muellner <>]

I used to work at the University of South Carolina and they use 
anonymous reporting and it works really well.  I am in the middle of 
something and do not have time to explain it all at the moment, but I 
will do so tomorrow!

In the meantime, if you want to check out the website,

http://www.sa.sc.edu/wellness/sas.html

thanks-

juliette
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Juliette Muellner

"Feminism is the radical notion that women are people"

Break the Silence, End Sexual Violence


Quoting Ross A Wantland 
<>:

> Hey y'all,
>
>  I am wondering if any of your campuses have anonymous reporting
> options for sexual assault/violence. If so, how do you define anonymous?
> Do youI assure anonymity of those reporting? How do you collect these?
> What do you do with the information in the reports? How do you use it?
>
>    Several years back on our campus, we attempted to set up an
> anonymous sexual harassment reporting process, but our legal counsel
> said that it would open the university up to lawsuits if the university
> new about an incident but didn't respond to the direct incident. (The
> idea being that we could have possibly tracked down the individual if
> they had logged on somewhere on campus, and that we could have been held
> liable for not responding to the incident). But recent gov't reports
> have suggested anonymous reporting as a promising practice for college
> campuses. So I was wondering if other folks are doing this and how.
>
>    Any info will be invaluable. Thanks so much!
>
> In peace,
>
> Ross
>
>
>
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>
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>
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