Sexual Assault Sexual Harassment Rape (forcing penetration of the Verbal: catcalling, offensive sexual body) invitations or suggestions; comments victim’s Attempted rape about size or shape of a body; person’s Fondling or unwanted sexual touching comments about sexual orientation; Forcing a victim to perform sexual sexually explicit jokes/comments; acts, including oral sex or forcing the comments about the sexuality of a victim to penetrate the particular ethnic, cultural, or linguistic perpetrator’s body group; sexually based rumors and Unlawful sex with a minor gossip; asking someone to go out repeatedly after being turned down; Force is not always physical and can unwanted communication include emotional manipulation or Visual: writing or sending unwanted coercion. sexual notes/texts/e-mails, inappropriately looking at someone’s body part or for a long time, gesturing with a tongue/hands/mouth, acting out sexual gestures Physical: any unwanted touching/ grabbing/pinching/hugging/kissing, intentionally bumping into someone’s body or rubbing up against them, blocking path someone’s Source: CA Penal Code Section 261 and WEAVE, Inc. (2017) Sexual assault is against the law and should be reported to authorities and trusted adults (7-8.1.11.G, Essential Concepts). Students will need practice in the communication skills necessary to report sexual assault. They brainstorm what they would do if they are pressured to participate in sexual behavior and role play refusal
Sexual Assault Sexual Harassment Rape (forcing penetration of the victim’s body) Attempted rape Fondling or unwanted sexual touching Forcing a victim to perform sexual acts, including oral sex or forcing the victim to penetrate the perpetrator’s body Unlawful sex with a minor Force is not always physical and can include emotional manipulation or coercion. Verbal: catcalling, offensive sexual invitations or suggestions; comments about size or shape of a person’s body; comments about sexual orientation; sexually explicit jokes/comments; comments about the sexuality of a particular ethnic, cultural, or linguistic group; sexually based rumors and gossip; asking someone to go out repeatedly after being turned down; unwanted communication Visual: writing or sending unwanted sexual notes/texts/e-mails, inappropriately looking at someone’s body part or for a long time, gesturing with a tongue/hands/mouth, acting out sexual gestures Physical: any unwanted touching/ grabbing/pinching/hugging/kissing, intentionally bumping into someone’s body or rubbing up against them, blocking someone’s path Source: CA Penal Code Section 261 and WEAVE, Inc. (2017) Sexual assault is against the law and should be reported to authorities and trusted adults (7-8.1.11.G, Essential Concepts). Students will need practice in the communication skills necessary to report sexual assault. They brainstorm what they would do if they are pressured to participate in sexual behavior and role play refusal
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