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[Holly Rider-Milkovich <>]

Folks do tend to want a direct correlation between a training delivered and behavior change in the group who received the intervention but few of us have the ability yet to measure behavior change. Hopefully our climate surveys, repeated over time, will provide meaningful data on a whole population scale. Until that time, I usually offer our logic model that describes how we intend for our interventions to have impact on victimization and perpetration rates and then offer data on the effectiveness of those interventions as they're currently being measured. 

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On Jan 29, 2015, at 10:22 PM, Diaz, Sarah <> wrote:

Colleagues,

When presented with the following question, what are the most impactful data sources you would share in response?   

"Is there even any evidence to prove that prevention efforts work to prevent sexual violence?" 

Thank you in advance for your helpful feedback!  

Respectfully, 

Sarah

P.S. Note I asked for what data sources you would share in response, though I'm sure there may be some other things we might all be inclined to say in response to this type of question... :)

Sarah B. Diaz, MSW
Coordinator for Health Education and Outreach Programs
 
Butler University
4600 Sunset Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46208
 
Office: 317.940.8311
24 Hr. Victim Support: 317.910.5572
Fax: 317.940.6403

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