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    • Letter from President Madeline DeShazer
  • Chapters
  • Initiatives
    • The Greek Initiative >
      • Campus Responses
      • Facts and Figures
      • Definitions and FAQ
      • Reporting at Emory
      • Additional Resources
    • Women's Health and Leadership Forum
    • Women's Empowerment Week
    • Progressive Dinners
    • EPC Scholarship
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Worldwide Statistics

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MYTH: Men always want sex and will never refuse a sexual encounter.
FACT: Men experience the same symptoms women do after being sexually abused, and it is just as important for a man to receive counseling for sexual trauma as it is for women
Women who experience sexual violence:
  • Are 1.5 times more likely to have a sexually transmitted infection
  • Are twice as likely to have an abortion
  • Can result in homicide, injuries or suicide and lead to depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, sleep difficulties, eating disorders, emotional distress and suicide 

College Statistics

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Emory University ranks third among U.S. campuses for the rate of reported forcible sex offenses on campus

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